DC-GPU Power and Performance Modeling Engineer

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DC-GPU Power and Performance Modeling Engineer
THE ROLE:
AMD’s Datacenter Performance Group is seeking talented, motivated engineers to drive the Power Constrained Performance of our industry-leading AI/ML/HPC GPUs. The role will involve many aspects of Perf@Power attainment, including pre-Si power modeling, post-Si correlation, workload analysis, setting PPA targets and driving attainment, power/perf roll-ups and reporting, methodology innovations and development. Being passionate about performance and power efficiency is a key ingredient for success in this role.
THE PERSON:
You have a passion for performance and power efficiency. You are a team player who has excellent communication skills and experience collaborating with other engineers located in different sites/timezones. You have strong analytical and problem-solving skills and are willing to learn and ready to take on problems.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
Pre-silicon power modeling (HW-IP, SoC, Multi-GPU nodes/clusters), Power-constrained Performance projections and Reporting
Support Pre-silicon PPA target setting (for HW IPs, FW and SW)
Support PPA attainment by working with various engineering functions including SOC architecture, System Design, IP Design, Foundry team, Physical Design, Software, Power Management, Post-si validation
Post Si calibration of models and Power/Performance debug
Analyzing key workloads for power behaviors and optimization opportunities
Scripting and coding to automate routine tasks, building new tools for wider usage
KEY QUALIFICATIONS:
Background in Computer Architecture, Power and Performance
Experience in Soc Level Power/Performance projections, modeling and optimization
Experience in power modeling for digital and analog IPs
Familiarity with digital logic physical design and power management techniques (clock gating, power gating, V-F curves, p-states, on-die voltage regulation, clock integrity, etc..)
Verilog RTL coding experience/understanding is desirable, especially low power design techniques
Experience in post-silicon power/performance debug, model correlation
Knowledge of DL/ML/LLM workloads will be a bonus
Fluency in Excel based data analysis & charting, scripting experience in Ruby, Python
ACADEMIC CREDENTIALS:
Bachelors or Masters degree in computer engineering/Electrical Engineering
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