
Datacenter Performance Analysis Engineer β Agentic AI Workload
Posted 13 hours ago

Posted 13 hours ago
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in California.
β’ Shape the performance of cutting-edge RISC-V CPUs for contemporary datacenter and intelligent AI workloads.
β’ Implement real-world applications on RISC-V platforms and analyze their behavior.
β’ Utilize workload analysis to pinpoint opportunities for enhanced CPU performance, efficiency, and scalability.
β’ Collaborate with CPU architects, RTL designers, software engineers, and compiler teams to grasp workload execution.
β’ Convert workload insights into architectural enhancements.
β’ Simplify large production workloads into representative workloads and traces for performance modeling.
β’ Align simulation outcomes with hardware behavior.
β’ Impact CPU architecture and performance across cloud, enterprise, and emerging AI workloads.
β’ Solid foundation in CPU performance analysis, workload characterization, or computer architecture, with experience linking software behavior to hardware performance.
β’ Knowledge of modern CPU microarchitecture, covering superscalar pipelines, speculative execution, memory hierarchies, and vector/SIMD architectures.
β’ Proficient in using profiling and simulation data to uncover bottlenecks and formulate actionable recommendations.
β’ Comfortable navigating CPU microarchitecture, RTL, operating systems, compilers, runtimes, and applications.
β’ Excellent technical communication and teamwork abilities.
β’ PhD in Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or a related discipline, with substantial research or industry experience in workload characterization, benchmark development, performance analysis, or simulation.
β’ Profound comprehension of CPU architecture and RISC-V, including pipelines, speculative execution, vector/SIMD extensions, memory hierarchies, and performance trade-offs.
β’ Practical experience with Linux perf, strace, QEMU, or CPU microarchitecture simulators.
β’ Strong programming capabilities in C/C++, Python, Bash/Shell, and assembly or intrinsic programming.
β’ Comprehensive understanding of systems software, incorporating operating systems, virtualization, compilers, runtimes, and GNU/RISC-V software ecosystems.
β’ Eligibility to access U.S. export-controlled technology, including adherence to applicable U.S. export regulations.
β’ Highly competitive compensation package and benefits.
β’ Variable compensation targets included in the overall compensation range.
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