In this role, you apply silicon design expertise to develop high-performance arithmetic hardware for GPUs within the Datapath team. You will collaborate with design, verification and validation to explore architectures and deliver hardware solutions that balance power, performance and area. You’ll translate requirements across engineering groups and prototype architectures, while contributing to patentable research and knowledge sharing. The role offers the chance to influence next-generation graphics hardware and be part of a research-driven, impact-focused organization.
Responsibilities
Collaborate with design, verification and validation teams to develop silicon solutions
Design and optimize arithmetic hardware components with a mathematically focused team
Provide technical leadership and ensure timely project execution
Extract and crystallise requirements for arithmetic hardware blocks across the organisation
Prototype and evaluate hardware architectures under varying power, performance and area constraints
Prepare microarchitecture design specifications and execution plans aligned with project goals
Produce patentable work in a research-focused environment
Plan and schedule own work and educate others on datapath designs
Foster learning through training, knowledge sharing and guidance for junior engineers
Key requirements
Solid knowledge of digital IC design techniques and methodologies
Hands-on RTL design experience using VHDL or SystemVerilog
Experience with ASIC or FPGA design tools and environments
Practical experience with mainline branching and CI using Git and Jenkins
Ability to improve processes and communicate complex technical information clearly
Strong problem-solving skills and the ability to work with others to achieve outcomes
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