Drive features across the full product lifecycle: requirements, architecture, implementation, pre-silicon validation, silicon bring-up, productization, and production support.
Collaborate with GPU architects and hardware designers to define hardware-software interfaces and influence the power-management capabilities of next-generation processors.
Analyze complex interactions among workloads, clocks, voltages, power limits, thermals, telemetry, and system-level policies.
Lead the investigation and resolution of complex power, performance, stability, and reliability issues spanning firmware, drivers, hardware, and platform software.
Develop validation strategies and automation for functional correctness, transition latency, performance-per-watt, and robustness across operating conditions.
Build clear architecture, interface, and compose specifications for new power-management features.
Partner with geographically distributed architecture, ASIC, firmware, driver, validation, platform, and data-center systems teams.
What We Need to See
BS or MS degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a related field—or equivalent experience.
At least 12+ years of extensive industry experience crafting system software, embedded firmware, device drivers, or other hardware-related production software.
Strong programming skills in C, including experience developing, debugging, and maintaining complex low-level software.
Deep understanding of operating-system fundamentals, device-driver architecture, embedded or real-time software, concurrency, interrupt handling, and hardware programming.
Experience interpreting hardware specifications and developing software interfaces for registers, telemetry, interrupts, and control mechanisms.
Strong understanding of computer architecture and hardware-software interactions.
Proven ability to independently debug complex problems across multiple software and hardware layers.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with a track record of working effectively across organizational and geographic boundaries.
Ways to Stand Out From the Crowd
Background with architecting, designing, or implementing datacenter provisioning, monitoring, and managing power at a CSP/NCP.
Hands-on experience with GPU, CPU, accelerator, or SoC power and performance management.
Background with crafting or implementing P-state selection, DVFS, clock-control, voltage-control, power-capping, thermal-management, throttling, or workload-aware control policies.
Experience developing real-time feedback controllers, including reasoning about stability, responsiveness, hysteresis, latency, and noisy telemetry.
Understanding of electrical and platform considerations such as voltage-frequency relationships, transient power, thermal limits, power delivery, and system-level power budgets.
- Your base salary will be determined based on your location, experience, and other objective job-related factors. The expected base salary ranges for this position are:
- 224,000 USD – 356,500 USD for Level 5; and 272,000 USD – 431,250 USD for Level 6.
You will also be eligible for equity and benefits.
Applications for this job will be accepted at least until November 3, 2026.
This posting is for an existing vacancy.
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