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Design and productize Hardware Security IP and subsystems for SoCs. Develop architectures, RTL, constraints; drive verification, debug, optimization, and sign-off. Mentor teammates and contribute to roadmaps, processes, and cross-team collaboration.

The role involves managing safety and cybersecurity for automotive SoC programs, ensuring compliance with standards, and improving development processes.

The Architect will improve Arm's hardware acceleration infrastructure through benchmarking, scheduling optimization, vendor API integration, and performance visualization, enhancing overall productivity.

Define and analyze SoC system performance requirements, engage with teams to optimize performance, and drive technology roadmaps for compute infrastructure.

Lead a global team to define and deliver SoC-level clock, reset, power, and thermal architectures. Drive requirements gathering, prototyping, implementation, verification, and post-silicon bring-up while coordinating OEMs and software partners to ensure power-efficient, high-quality SoC products.

Analyze data-path RTL and algorithms, build abstract C models, prove RTL–C equivalence with SLEC, and formally verify models against architectural specs using ACL2. Improve verification infrastructure, interfaces, and apply interactive theorem proving across Arm projects while collaborating with designers and verification engineers.

Design and define SoC security architectures including Root of Trust, Secure Boot, Key Management, Confidential Compute, attestation, secure manufacturing, and device lifecycle. Perform threat modeling, cryptographic analysis, hardware/software threat assessment, and collaborate across teams to develop security policies, access control, and mitigation strategies for hardware and firmware threats.

This role focuses on enhancing developer experience through improved tools and solutions, collaborating with developers and engineering teams, and managing product roadmaps for performance tooling.

Lead and expand Arm's North American university research partnerships by identifying academic contributions to technology roadmaps, coordinating multi-party collaborations, engaging US government funding opportunities, ensuring agreements and tracking, and acting as Arm's primary academic contact while aligning with internal stakeholders like Government Affairs and Workforce Development.

Perform adversarial security analysis of SoC microarchitectures across pre- and post-silicon platforms. Review architecture, RTL, firmware, and integration to identify vulnerabilities, develop PoCs/exploits, apply automation and AI-assisted techniques, collaborate with engineering teams, and improve threat models, mitigations, and offensive security tooling and methodologies.