Lead performance and power bring-up for Arm Neoverse cores and interconnect; collaborate with internal design teams and external partners to enable and support Arm Infrastructure hardware and software ecosystem, validate performance/power, and troubleshoot system issues.
Job Overview:
Here at Arm, we are building the Future of Computing. This is a technical engineering role based in the US and part of the rapidly growing Arm Infrastructure Line of Business. Our Neoverse cores & interconnect are leading a technology disruption! We need a Senior Performance & Power bring up engineer to work with our internal design teams and engage with external partners to enable and support Arm Infrastructure hardware & software ecosystem.
Here at Arm, we are building the Future of Computing. This is a technical engineering role based in the US and part of the rapidly growing Arm Infrastructure Line of Business. Our Neoverse cores & interconnect are leading a technology disruption! We need a Senior Performance & Power bring up engineer to work with our internal design teams and engage with external partners to enable and support Arm Infrastructure hardware & software ecosystem.
Arm Austin, Texas, USA Office
5707 Southwest Parkway , Austin, TX, United States, 78735
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