Power Architect (GPU Power & System-Level Power Management)

Quick Facts

Role: Power Architect (GPU power features & system-level power management)
Level: New college grad (2027 track)
Compensation: Base salary range $124,000–$195,500 (Level 2) or $152,000–$241,500 (Level 3); eligible for equity and benefits

Description

Architect GPU power features and system-level power management solutions. Work with cross-functional teams to study, devise, and implement the power-management strategy across the GPU roadmap, including energy-efficiency improvements for deep learning training, ADAS, gaming, video playback, and idle. Use machine learning techniques to build highly accurate power and performance models.

Responsibilities

• Architect GPU power features and system-level power management solutions
• Collaborate with architects, software engineers, ASIC design engineers, and product teams to deliver the GPU power-management strategy
• Research and develop solutions for complex energy-efficiency problems across GPU use cases
• Deploy machine learning techniques to develop accurate power and performance models for GPUs and platforms

Requirements

• Pursuing or recently completed MS or PhD in Electrical or Computer Engineering (or equivalent experience)
• Knowledge of performance simulators/monitors and low power architectures/techniques
• Working knowledge of Python and ML/data frameworks such as TensorFlow, Pandas, NumPy, and PyTorch
• Experience with lab setup and measurement using equipment such as scopes and DAQ

Benefits

• Eligible for equity and benefits
• Base salary determined by location and experience (Level 2: $124,000–$195,500; Level 3: $152,000–$241,500)