San Jose, CA (ONSITE or HYBRID 2/3 days in office)
Reports to: VP of Information Technology
Recruiter contact: cathy@recruiterhustle(dot)com
Why is this a Great Opportunity?
Growing $50M high technology company
Our client helps enable engineering and design teams at the world’s most transformative brands to connect and integrate today’s system-on-chips (SoCs) that fuel modern innovation.
Responsibilities:
Lead Architect for Field AE Organization: Collaborate with the engineering team and the CTO's office to become the primary technical resource for the Field Application Engineer (FAE) organization.
Drive Customer Adoption: Negotiate requirements with customers to promote the adoption of our products in leading-edge chip designs.
Market and Customer Understanding: Gain deep understanding of customer and prospect designs, identifying their challenges and providing guidance to the CTO's office and engineering team to ensure developments align with market needs.
Technical Solution Delivery: Partner with a team of experts to deliver and support interconnect and memory hierarchy solutions for complex mobile, telecom, automotive, AI, and consumer SoC designs.
Technical Pre-Sales: Leverage your expertise in system design, SoC architecture, and RTL, along with your passion for technology, to participate in pre-sales activities and convince potential customers of the technical merits of your solutions.
Post-Sales Support: Participate in post-sales support for some of the most innovative and advanced customers in the semiconductor industry.
Technical Content Creation: Develop application notes and white papers to provide valuable technical information.
FAE Training: Design and deliver training programs to educate the FAE organization on new solutions.
Experience:
10+ years of relevant front-end digital ASIC design experience, encompassing the entire flow from RTL design to synthesis.
Minimum 5 years of experience in designing complex System-on-Chip (SoC) architectures.
In-depth understanding of multi-CPU subsystem architecture, cache coherency protocols, and memory hierarchies.
Solid understanding of SoC system-level architectures.
Experience with CPU integration, bus fabrics, and DDR interfaces.
Familiarity with the ARM ecosystem, including CPUs, GPUs, and other components.