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HP Memory Architect is responsible for shaping organization-wide memory architectures and methodologies to reduce memory dependencies in AI PC designs. The role guides tradeoffs, analyzes workloads, and aligns memory technology with HP roadmaps and business value.
It requires senior-level expertise in memory design, FPGA, hardware architecture and collaboration with silicon, firmware, and OS teams to deliver measurable performance improvements and product quality feedback.
This role will apply knowledge of memory architectures & dependencies to propose & explore new memory concepts including placements, workload optimizations, & tradeoff analysis to AI PC designs. This role will provide guidance & tradeoff analysis for given memory configurations and workloads with a goal to reduce memory requirements/dependencies for AI PC designs. This role is responsible for developing organization-wide architectures and methodologies, identifying and evaluating emerging memory technologies and partnerships, and aligning these with technology roadmaps and business value. The role offers tangible feedback to enhance product quality, while overseeing tracking and reporting of product-related performance metrics. The role leverages functional expertise to shape strategy and policy, facilitating the realization of operational and strategic plans.
Drive footprint optimization vs. bandwidth/latency tradeoffs. Model and analyze workload sensitivity (latency vs. bandwidth vs. cache efficiency). Optimize for AI, graphics, and productivity workload mixes. Partner with silicon, firmware, and OS teams on memory architectures, placement, & design. Influence supplier/IHV roadmaps (JEDEC, memory vendors). Develop organization-wide architectures and methodologies for electrical hardware design and development across multiple platforms and organizations. Leads part qualification processes through implementation of product quality plans, equipment inspections, factory witness testing, and manufacturing process qualifications. Identifies and evaluates new technologies, innovations, and outsourced development partner relationships for alignment with technology roadmap and business value. Drives integration of new technologies into projects and activities in the electrical hardware design organization. Reviews and evaluates designs and project activities for compliance with technology and development guidelines and standards; provides tangible feedback to improve product quality. Leads overall tracking and reporting of various electrical/hardware product related performance metrics and reports against the same. Exercises independent judgment in resolving business issues and establishing functional policies for guidance. Provides domain-specific expertise and overall electrical/electronic hardware and platform leadership and perspective to cross-organization projects, programs, and activities. Leverages functional expertise in guiding strategy and setting functional policy and direction, while helping the team in realization of these operational and strategic plans. Provides guidance and mentoring to less- experienced staff members to set an example of electrical hardware design and development, innovation, and excellence.
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Impacts large functions and leads large, cross‑division functional teams or projects.
Provides highly innovative solutions to complex problems within established policy.
This job description describes the general nature and level of work performed in this role. It is not intended to be an exhaustive list of all duties, skills, responsibilities, knowledge, etc. These may be subject to change and additional functions may be assigned as needed by management.
The pay range for this role is $147,050 to $230,850 USD annually with additional opportunities for pay in the form of bonus and/or equity (applies to United States of America candidates only). Pay varies by work location, job‑related knowledge, skills, and experience.