Senior ML/AI Hardware Systems Engineer

Socket.dev; Sunnyvale (CA); On-site; USD 159,000 - 230,000; Full time

Job summary

Google is seeking a Senior Hardware Engineer in the Board and System Design team to develop ML/AI hardware for data centers. You will collaborate with ASIC, FPGA, software, and verification teams to ensure designs meet requirements and scale to volume manufacturing.

You will define architecture, drive validation, and work with cross-functional teams to deliver high-performance, energy-efficient hardware powering Google's services.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in EE/CE/Physics.
• 4 years hardware design experience or 3 years with advanced degree.
• Experience with enterprise hardware systems design, data center, server, storage, and networking.
• Experience with FPGA/CPLD design and cross-discipline interfacing.
• Ability to collect and organize details to reproduce results and explain outcomes.
• Experience solving system issues and managing technical roadmaps.

Responsibilities

• Gather system requirements, define architecture, execute hardware design, and validation.
• Lead bring-up, validation, NPI, deployment, sustaining of hardware solutions.
• Work cross-functionally with Hardware, Software, Mechanical, Thermal, Validation, Manufacturing, and external vendors.
• Drive system development from concept through production.
• Lead debug and root cause analysis of deployed systems.

Skills

Bachelor degree

Hardware design experience

Advanced degree

Education

Bachelor's degree in EE/CE/Physics

Master's or PhD preferred

Tools

FPGA/CPLD design

ASIC integration

Job description

Google is seeking a Senior Hardware Engineer in the Board and System Design team to develop ML/AI hardware for data centers. You will collaborate with ASIC, FPGA, software, and verification teams to ensure designs meet requirements and scale to volume manufacturing.

You will define architecture, drive validation, and work with cross-functional teams to deliver high-performance, energy-efficient hardware powering Google's services.