Google is seeking a Lead CPU RTL Design Engineer to join their hardware team, focusing on developing custom silicon solutions for direct-to-consumer products. This role offers an exciting opportunity to shape the next generation of hardware experiences at one of the world's leading technology companies.
The position requires a strong background in CPU or AI accelerator logic/RTL design, with emphasis on microarchitecture definition and PPA optimizations. You'll be working with cutting-edge technology, developing CPU subsystem front-end designs for next-generation processors. The role involves collaboration with cross-functional teams including Software, Architect, and Performance teams to optimize designs and conduct trade-off studies.
As a Lead CPU RTL Design Engineer, you'll be responsible for proposing and implementing performance-enhancing microarchitecture features, ensuring designs meet Performance, Power, and Area (PPA) goals while maintaining production quality. You'll work closely with Verification teams for quality assurance and physical design teams to meet frequency, power, and area objectives.
The position offers a competitive compensation package including a base salary range of $177,000-$266,000, plus bonus, equity, and comprehensive benefits. Google provides an inclusive work environment and is committed to building a diverse workforce that represents its global user base.
This is an excellent opportunity for experienced engineers who want to make a significant impact on Google's hardware products, working with state-of-the-art technology and contributing to products used by millions worldwide. The role requires both technical expertise and leadership skills, as you'll be guiding technical decisions and working with various teams to deliver optimal solutions.
Google's commitment to innovation, combined with its resources and global reach, makes this an ideal position for someone looking to advance their career in hardware design while working on challenging and meaningful projects. The role offers the chance to work with some of the industry's best talents and contribute to the future of Google's hardware ecosystem.