Job description:
Intel is conducting an interview for the post of CPU Performance Architect.
Job duties and responsibilities:
- Be part of a SoC performance architecture team working on next generation client products.
- Research and improve methodologies and infrastructure for power and performance modeling, analysis and for workloads bring up, analysis.
- Own and drive research ideas to improve SoC power and performance including modeling these ideas in power and performance models and collaborating with wider arch and design teams to productize these ideas.
- Model proposed micro-arch in power and performance models, analyze bottle necks and propose solutions for them.
- Work with validation teams to ensure power and performance features bring expected benefits in the product.
Qualifications required:
- Computer arch expertise with courses/projects focusing on at least one aspect of computer architecture.
- Alternately strong understanding of either traditional data structures and algorithms or deep learning techniques with an interest to apply them in computer architecture.
- Under graduate/ graduate course in computer science or related fields with minimum.
- 2 years experience in SoC performance modeling/analysis (or) Ph.D in computer science or related fields with specialization in computer architecture or allied fields Preferred.
Required experience:
- Experience with handling performance model/ performance analysis of complex SoCs with latency/ bandwidth/ power expectations
- Expertise in specific sub-systems in SoC like caches, memory controller or fabrics.
- Experience with performance modeling using C++/System C TLM
Exposure to any kind of scripting and RTL validation environments will be an added advantage. - Exposure to bringing up/integrating performance/functional simulators and/or analysis of workloads will also be an added advantage.
Job/Req. ID: N/A
Company: Intel
Location: Bangalore, KA
Job Category: VLSI or Computer Engineer
Do you want Job alerts on your Phone? Join our WhatsApp/Telegram Group