GPU Compute Architect G10

Job Details: Job Description: The Role and Impact We are seeking a visionary GPU Architect to join our team and shape the future of graphics, compute, media, and display technologies. As a GPU Architect, you will be at the forefront of innovation, driving end-to-end architecture specifications and delivering breakthroughs in performance, power efficiency, scalability, and modularity across multiple segments, including ultralow power devices, high-performance GPUs, supercomputing platforms, and custom GPU solutions. Your work will have a direct impact on Intel's leadership in the GPU space, helping to define and deliver cutting-edge technology that powers millions of computational experiences worldwide. This is an opportunity to work collaboratively with world-class architects, engineers, and researchers to overcome challenges, redefine the limits of what GPUs can achieve, and contribute to Intel's growth in a competitive industry. Key Responsibilities - Develop and drive end-to-end GPU architecture specifications across graphics, compute, media, or display domains to achieve optimized, scalable, and modular designs. - Conduct competitive analysis, industry trends evaluation, and customer request assessments to define hardware and software feature roadmaps tailored to platform needs. - Ensure the interoperability of hardware and software across the product lifecycle, addressing functionality, connectivity, configuration, and performance goals. - Evaluate feasibility trade-offs, explore novel approaches, and define new GPU architectures to meet power, timing, area, and performance constraints. - Deliver optimized GPU solutions across diverse market segments, from ultralow power devices to supercomputing and customized GPUs. - Design testing approaches, develop preliminary test plans, and model GPU behaviors and performance for benchmarking and ROI analysis. - Provide experimental and proof-of-concept alternatives to address power, performance, area, and timing improvements. - Collaborate with cross-functional teams to review, challenge, and influence roadmaps, driving technology targets for future GPUs. - Partner with pre-silicon and post-silicon teams to debug, root cause, and resolve critical GPU failures. Qualifications: Minimum Qualifications - Bachelor's or BS degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a closely related field, and/or prolonged study in a specialized GPU-related discipline. - 12+ years of relevant experience with a Bachelor's degree, 8+ years with a Master's degree, or 6+ years with a PhD. - Expertise in GPU architecture fundamentals and computer architecture knowledge. - Proficiency in architecture definition, feature definition, and hardware architecture development. - Advanced skills in architecture modeling, debugging, and IP architecture definition. - Proven ability to conduct research and development to overcome complex problems in the GPU domain. Preferred Qualifications - Strong problem-solving skills and experience with microarchitecture fundamentals. - Proven ability to identify performance bottlenecks and propose innovative solutions. - Demonstrated teamwork and collaboration skills, including working with cross-functional teams to achieve shared goals. - Familiarity with advanced statistics and data predictions for benchmarking and ROI analysis. Join us to define the future of GPU architecture and make a lasting impact on the technology that drives the world's most advanced computational platforms. Apply today and be part of Intel's journey toward innovation and excellence. Job Type: Experienced Hire Shift: Shift 1 (United States of America) Primary Location: US, California, Folsom Additional Locations: Business group: At the Data Center Group (DCG), we're committed to delivering exceptional products and delighting our customers. We offer both broad-market Xeon-based solutions and custom x86-based products, ensuring tailored innov ... (truncated, view full listing at source)