Job Description
Arm is looking for a remarkable system performance modeling and analysis architect to join the Enterprise Performance team. You will work closely with IP and systems teams across Arm to help define high-performance systems incorporating current and next generation Arm Processors, scalable coherent interconnects, and high-bandwidth memory controllers. This is an unusual opportunity to work through the brilliance of our Arm team members.
What will you be accountable for?
What skills, experience, and qualifications do I need?
At Arm, we are guided by our core beliefs that reflect our rare culture and guide our decisions, defining how we work together to defy ordinary and craft extraordinary
We not I
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Arm is looking for a remarkable system performance modeling and analysis architect to join the Enterprise Performance team. You will work closely with IP and systems teams across Arm to help define high-performance systems incorporating current and next generation Arm Processors, scalable coherent interconnects, and high-bandwidth memory controllers. This is an unusual opportunity to work through the brilliance of our Arm team members.
What will you be accountable for?
Model
Job Requirements- ing, analysis, and projections You will identify new performance features and system performance bottlenecks using performance and RTL models starting from product definition phase through release. You will generate and correlate projections and scaling factors for appropriate workloads for partners to help both external and internal customers identify optimal design points of a system.
- Partner engagement and mentorship You will engage with internal and external partners through all stages of the product in establishing high confidence in Arm IP and system level performance. You will collaborate closely with other teams at Arm including mentoring and encouraging junior engineers to deliver performance collateral through analysis and correlation for evolving new usages and workloads
- Subsystem model configurations. You will build and maintain consistent system model configurations for use by our partners that deliver the best performance
What skills, experience, and qualifications do I need?
- Bachelors, Masters, or Ph.D. degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or Computer Science with a strong computer architecture, microarchitecture, performance modeling, and analysis background
- Minimum 8 years of experience in performance modeling and analysis of processors, interconnects, caches and memory controllers at component and system level
- Strong at C++ programming for large-scale software development and experience with RTL/emulation performance analysis and correlation
- Proficient with Perl or Python scripting language skills
- Knowledge of Verilog, System Verilog, and testbenches, experience interacting with RTL/emulation design, verification and architecture teams across multiple products
- Knowledge of SystemC Transaction Level Modeling would be a plus
- Excellent interpersonal skills, strong initiative, and open in engaging and learning new concepts and share.
At Arm, we are guided by our core beliefs that reflect our rare culture and guide our decisions, defining how we work together to defy ordinary and craft extraordinary
We not I
- Take daily responsibility to make the Global Arm community thrive
- No individual is responsible for the right answer. Brilliance is collective
- Information is important, share it
- Realize that we win when we collaborate and that everyone misses out when we dont
- Our differences are our strength. Widen and mix up your network of connections
- Difficult things can take unexpected directions. Stick with it
- Make feedback positive and expansive, not negative and narrow
- The essence of progress is that it cant stop. Grow with it and be responsible for your own progress
- Be quirky not egocentric
- Recognize the power in saying I dont know
- Make trust our default position
- Hold strong opinions lightly
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