Server Hardware Architect - CPU/Memory Performance Leader

Highbrow LLC; Cupertino, Seattle, Austin (CA, WA, TX); On-site; USD 180,000 - 240,000; Full time

Job summary

Amazon Labs in Cupertino, Seattle, or Austin seeks a Hardware Development Engineer (CPU/Memory architecture) to lead server hardware and software performance initiatives for large-scale systems. You will ensure maximum efficiency within thermal budgets and work with cross-functional teams to optimize architecture and performance.

You will drive collaboration with CPU/GPU suppliers, define specifications, and bring up new hardware while guiding roadmaps.

Qualifications

• 5+ years identifying & root-causing HW/SW issues in large scale systems.
• 5+ year experience with customer support for successive debugging/root-causing CPU performance issues.
• 5+ years of experience in CPU/memory architecture and subsystem design.
• Experience in developing functional specifications, design verification plans and functional test procedures.

Responsibilities

• Lead server hardware and software engineering to advance performance.
• Analyze performance to ensure servers operate within thermal budgets.
• Collaborate with CPU/GPU suppliers to influence roadmaps and architectures.
• Work with interdisciplinary teams to design, validate, launch, monitor and troubleshoot at scale.
• Communicate requirements and produce technical designs across teams.

Skills

CPU architecture

Memory architecture

Performance debugging

Root cause analysis

Education

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science, Computer or Electrical Engineering, Mathematics

Job description

Amazon Labs in Cupertino, Seattle, or Austin seeks a Hardware Development Engineer (CPU/Memory architecture) to lead server hardware and software performance initiatives for large-scale systems. You will ensure maximum efficiency within thermal budgets and work with cross-functional teams to optimize architecture and performance.

You will drive collaboration with CPU/GPU suppliers, define specifications, and bring up new hardware while guiding roadmaps.