GPU Logic Design Engineer – Hybrid US

Intel Corporation; Folsom (CA); Hybrid; USD 142,000 - 200,000; Full time

Job summary

Intel Corporation in the US (Folsom) seeks a GPU Logic Design Engineer to shape GPU IPs, drive RTL coding, and define microarchitecture features for GPU blocks. You will collaborate with SoC teams, perform power/performance analyses, and contribute to high-volume production.

The role requires 4+ years in RTL/GPU design or a PhD with 1+ year, with a strong emphasis on low-power techniques and verification. Hybrid work model offered; onsite presence required.

Qualifications

• RTL design and SystemVerilog coding
• Architecture specs converted to low-level design
• GPU or CPU architecture experience
• Static timing analysis tools and methods
• Debug microarchitecture and simulation issues
• Low-power design techniques familiarity
• GPU architecture fundamentals knowledge

Responsibilities

• Develop logic designs and RTL coding for graphics IPs.
• Define architecture and microarchitecture features for GPU blocks.
• Optimize logic design for power, performance, area, timing and physical implementation goals.
• Conduct and review unit-level verification for design correctness.
• Debug RTL tests to fix features.
• Collaborate with SoC customers to ensure GPU block integration.
• Perform power and performance analysis to meet project goals.
• Create technical documentation to promote effective communication.
• Handle floating point conversions between float and fixed.
• Experience in GPU validation and bringing designs to high-volume production.

Skills

RTL design & SystemVerilog

Architecture specs to low-level design

GPU/CPU architecture

Static timing analysis

Debug microarchitecture & simulation

Low-power design techniques

GPU architecture fundamentals

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical/Computer Engineering or related

Master’s degree in Electrical/Computer Engineering or related

PhD with 1+ year experience

Job description

Intel Corporation in the US (Folsom) seeks a GPU Logic Design Engineer to shape GPU IPs, drive RTL coding, and define microarchitecture features for GPU blocks. You will collaborate with SoC teams, perform power/performance analyses, and contribute to high-volume production.

The role requires 4+ years in RTL/GPU design or a PhD with 1+ year, with a strong emphasis on low-power techniques and verification. Hybrid work model offered; onsite presence required.