Sr Director: Server SoC Architecture & Performance

Qualcomm; Santa Clara, Northern (CA, KY); Hybrid; USD 285,000 - 427,000; Full time

Job summary

Qualcomm in Santa Clara, CA, seeks a Lead Server Product Architect to define the architecture of a high-performance, energy-efficient server SoC. You will collaborate with chip and platform teams to shape product roadmaps, KPIs, and architectural decisions for datacenter workloads.

Ideal candidate has 15+ years in semiconductor product development, deep CPU/SoC expertise, and a track record with chiplets, memory systems, and power management.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree and 10+ years hardware/software/Systems experience or equivalent with advanced degree.
• Deep CPU/SoC architecture knowledge and experience in data-center server design.
• Proven ability to define product architecture and trade-offs for performance, power, and cost.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with chip and platform architects to define and develop Product and SoC architecture.
• Develop server roadmap and feature sets across architecture domains.
• Model and analyze key server KPIs for performance, power, area and reliability.

Skills

CPU architecture

SoC architecture

Chiplets

PPA trade-offs

Power management

Coherency

Memory system

Security

Debug architecture

ARM server

Education

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

Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or related field

PhD in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or related field

Job description

Qualcomm in Santa Clara, CA, seeks a Lead Server Product Architect to define the architecture of a high-performance, energy-efficient server SoC. You will collaborate with chip and platform teams to shape product roadmaps, KPIs, and architectural decisions for datacenter workloads.

Ideal candidate has 15+ years in semiconductor product development, deep CPU/SoC expertise, and a track record with chiplets, memory systems, and power management.