Senior Server CPU SoC Architect (Hybrid)

Intel Corporation; Hillsboro (OR); Hybrid; USD 141,910 - 269,100; Full time

Job summary

Intel Corporation in Hillsboro, Oregon is seeking a Server CPU SoC Architect to define, model, and drive next-generation CPU architectures across a range of applications, from HPC to edge devices.

The role requires deep expertise in CPU architecture, SoC development methodologies, and performance/power optimization, with a hybrid work model and opportunities to influence roadmaps and技tech targets.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field with 4+ years of hands-on experience in CPU architecture, or Master's degree with 3+ years of relevant experience.
• 4+ years' experience in architecture definition, modeling, and / or CPU architecture fundamentals.
• 4+ years' experience in SoC architecture and development methodologies.

Responsibilities

• Define and document end-to-end architecture specifications, ensuring modularity, scalability, and compatibility with hardware and software requirements.
• Explore and develop new architectural approaches, novel features, and inventive solutions to meet performance, power, and area optimization targets.
• Model CPU performance and power, analyze bottlenecks, and propose architectural improvements based on future workload predictions.

Skills

CPU architecture

SoC architecture

Fabric/Interconnect

PCIe/CXL

Power modeling

Education

Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or Computer Science

Tools

ISA development

Performance modeling

Job description

Intel Corporation in Hillsboro, Oregon is seeking a Server CPU SoC Architect to define, model, and drive next-generation CPU architectures across a range of applications, from HPC to edge devices.

The role requires deep expertise in CPU architecture, SoC development methodologies, and performance/power optimization, with a hybrid work model and opportunities to influence roadmaps and技tech targets.