Amazon Web Services (AWS) is seeking experienced Hardware Design Engineers to join their Cloud-Scale Machine Learning Acceleration team. This role combines hardware design and verification expertise with cloud infrastructure development, making it a unique opportunity in the tech industry.
As a Design Verification Engineer, you'll be at the forefront of building next-generation cloud server infrastructure that powers hundreds of thousands of businesses across 190 countries. The position requires strong technical skills in hardware verification, System Verilog, and UVM, while offering exposure to cutting-edge technologies in cloud computing and machine learning acceleration.
The role offers an excellent balance of technical challenges and professional growth. You'll work with thought-leaders across multiple technology areas, verifying and validating hardware and software solutions, developing comprehensive verification plans, and ensuring the team meets ambitious customer metrics. AWS's culture emphasizes work-life balance, offering flexible working hours and strong support for personal development.
The company provides a robust benefits package and emphasizes inclusive team culture through various employee-led affinity groups and learning experiences. Career growth is actively supported through mentorship programs and knowledge sharing among team members of various experience levels.
The position offers competitive compensation ranging from $129,800 to $212,800 per year, depending on location and experience, plus additional benefits and potential equity. Located in either Austin, TX or Cupertino, CA, you'll be part of AWS's Hardware Development team, contributing to the infrastructure that powers AWS's global cloud services.
This role is ideal for engineers who are passionate about hardware verification, enjoy working with complex systems, and want to make a significant impact on cloud infrastructure technology. The fast-paced environment and focus on continuous improvement make this an exciting opportunity for those ready to push the boundaries of what's possible in cloud computing infrastructure.