TPU Silicon Validation Engineer

Google is seeking a TPU Silicon Validation Engineer to join their Technical Infrastructure team. This role focuses on developing and validating custom silicon solutions, specifically Tensor Processing Units (TPUs), that power Google's future direct-to-consumer products.

The position involves working throughout the entire project lifecycle, from pre-silicon planning to end-of-life characterization. You'll be responsible for test design, bring-up, triage, and debug of TPU subsystems, while developing and executing test plans for functional and performance validation. The role requires close collaboration with cross-functional teams including hardware and software engineers to ensure proper ASIC test coverage and successful design validation.

As a TPU Silicon Validation Engineer, you'll be part of the team that builds the architecture behind everything users see online. The Technical Infrastructure team is proud to be the engineers' engineers, focusing on maintaining data centers and developing next-generation Google platforms. The role offers the opportunity to work with unusual computer architectures and contribute to innovations that impact millions of users worldwide.

The position offers a competitive compensation package including a base salary range of $127,000-$187,000, plus bonus, equity, and benefits. Google values diversity and maintains an inclusive work environment, providing equal employment opportunities to all candidates regardless of background.

The ideal candidate should have a Bachelor's degree in a relevant field, strong programming skills in Python or equivalent languages, and experience with ASIC validation and debugging. Preferred qualifications include an advanced degree, experience with C++/Python software design principles, and familiarity with hardware description languages like SystemVerilog.

This role is perfect for someone who enjoys working with cutting-edge technology, has a passion for hardware validation, and wants to make a significant impact on Google's hardware infrastructure. You'll be at the forefront of developing and validating next-generation processing units while working with some of the industry's best engineers.