Graduate SoC Performance Engineer
ArmRole Summary
The Graduate SoC Performance Engineer position focuses on enhancing system performance on Arm IPs by collaborating with architects and performance engineers on developing high-performance interconnect IPs. This role involves performance analysis, modeling, and productization of performance models within the Arm ecosystem.
Experience Level
Entry-level. Recent graduates or those on track to graduate with a related degree are encouraged to apply.
Responsibilities
The key responsibilities include:
- Collaborating with micro-architects and validation engineers for cycle-accurate timing model development.
- Creating high-quality models for internal evaluations and customer use.
- Delivering essential collateral for the development of high-performing systems based on Arm technology.
- Validating performance expectations and identifying performance bottlenecks.
Requirements
Required qualifications include:
- A University degree or equivalent experience in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or Computer Science.
- Strong coursework in computer architecture/microarchitecture.
- Experience with performance modeling and analysis.
- Proficiency in C++ and experience with Python scripting.
Preferred qualifications that would enhance the application include:
- Familiarity with SystemC TLM (Transaction-Level Modeling).
- Knowledge of interconnect designs and protocols like PCIe and CHI.
- Understanding of performance optimization workloads.
- Experience in performance verification methodologies and correlating software models to RTL.
Education Requirements
A degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field is expected. Equivalent experience may also be considered.
About the Company
Company: Arm
Headquarters: Cambridge, United Kingdom
Arm is a global leader in semiconductor and software design, driving innovation in computing technology. The company specializes in designing processors and systems that provide the essential building blocks for electronic devices. Arm's architecture is widely used in smartphones, servers, and IoT devices, and its collaborative culture fosters bold thinking, diversity, and high-impact benefits for its talented workforce.
