TPU Silicon Validation Manager – AI Hardware Leader

Google Inc.; Sunnyvale (CA); On-site; USD 240,000 - 333,000; Full time

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Equity grants

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Benefits

Job summary

Google is seeking a Silicon Validation Engineering Manager in Sunnyvale to lead the custom TPU silicon validation effort. You will shape validation strategy, coordinate cross-functional teams across hardware, software, and supply chain, and own bringup, qualification, and sustaining activities for high‑volume silicon programs.

The role focuses on driving power, performance, quality, and reliability across the silicon lifecycle, with opportunities to influence future TPU architectures and AI/ML

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience.
• 15 years of experience in silicon validation with digital systems or accelerators and high-speed interfaces.
• 6 years of people management and developing engineers.
• Experience with SystemVerilog, firmware, C++, or scripting.

Responsibilities

• Lead the Silicon Validation team by planning and coordinating resources for custom silicon programs.
• Develop and implement silicon validation strategy across subsystems and systems interfaces, compute/power/performance.
• Execute custom silicon NPI including bringup, qualification, and sustaining quality and reliability.
• Collaborate with silicon group and external partners to improve power, performance, and reliability.

Job description

Google is seeking a Silicon Validation Engineering Manager in Sunnyvale to lead the custom TPU silicon validation effort. You will shape validation strategy, coordinate cross-functional teams across hardware, software, and supply chain, and own bringup, qualification, and sustaining activities for high‑volume silicon programs.

The role focuses on driving power, performance, quality, and reliability across the silicon lifecycle, with opportunities to influence future TPU architectures and AI/ML