In this role, you will tackle one of the most critical challenges in high-performance networking: Power.
This is an opportunity to join a high-impact team at the ground floor of a subject that is becoming a top priority. You won't be writing RTL; instead, you will have a holistic impact on our next-generation switches by estimating, measuring, and debugging power across the entire chip. This is a role for an engineer who wants to grow into a power expert within the world's most innovative silicon environment.
What you’ll be doing:
- Working with the design team to define power-aware architectural methodologies and drive power-conscious design decisions across the Switch architecture.
- Leading the research, development, and implementation of Switch micro-architecture power optimizations.
- Participating in silicon validation to debug power-related issues and define the chip power profile.
What we need to see:
- B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering or Computer Engineering
- 3–8 years in digital design or a related hardware field. We are looking for someone with a solid foundation who is ready to grow with us.
- This role thrives on collaboration. You must be able to communicate effectively across diverse teams and drive technical alignment.
- Ability to read and navigate complex SystemVerilog to analyze design behavior (no RTL writing required).
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