Google is seeking a Silicon Architect to join their innovative hardware team focused on developing custom silicon solutions for Google's direct-to-consumer products. This role combines hardware architecture expertise with software development, requiring strong skills in simulation and modeling.
The position involves working at the cutting edge of SoC development, where you'll analyze and evaluate architectural design choices for next-generation systems. You'll be responsible for developing simulation solutions that support early software development and architecture exploration, requiring expertise in embedded systems, C/C++, Python, and ARM architecture.
As a Silicon Architect, you'll collaborate closely with both hardware and software teams, bridging the gap between architectural concepts and production implementation. The role demands strong technical knowledge in areas such as DVFS control, thermal framework, power management, and device drivers, as well as excellent communication skills to coordinate with stakeholders across the organization.
This is an exceptional opportunity to be part of Google's mission to create radically helpful experiences through the combination of AI, software, and hardware. You'll work with a diverse team that pushes boundaries and develops solutions that power Google's future products, directly impacting millions of users worldwide.
The ideal candidate will have at least 3 years of IP modeling experience, with a strong educational background in Computer Science or Electrical Engineering. Experience with virtualization platforms, ARM architecture, and various aspects of system performance optimization will be highly valued. This role offers the chance to shape the next generation of hardware experiences, focusing on unparalleled performance, efficiency, and integration.
Join Google's hardware team to contribute to groundbreaking technology development, working in an environment that values innovation, diversity, and technical excellence. Your work will directly influence the future of Google's hardware products and help make computing faster, more seamless, and more powerful for users around the globe.