JobsSystems Engineer - Chipset Power, Principal
Job description
Qualcomm is seeking an experienced Chipset Power System Engineer to tackle power challenges and develop innovative solutions for optimizing power in Snapdragon chipsets. The engineer will lead a cross-functional team to model SOC/chipset power and enhance power efficiency. This role involves guiding the design and development cycles to achieve low power consumption in chipsets. The engineer will also interact with customers to understand specific power requirements and promote chipset capabilities.
Requirements
- A Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent field is required as a minimum.
- 15 years of professional experience in low power feature analysis and design at SOC, chipset, or platform level is preferred.
- Architectural knowledge in application processor, modem processor, AR/VR, machine learning, IoT, automotive, or computing is preferred.
- Experience in hardware or software design or optimizations of low power features is required.
- System level power modeling and analysis experience is necessary.
Responsibilities
- Conduct power architecture and tradeoff analysis.
- Perform chipset and system level power modeling, analysis, and optimization for SOC, chipset, and platform solutions.
- Identify power requirements and quantify power gap/risk areas.
- Optimize power efficiency and performance of current designs and help architect future products.
- Guide multi-function groups through the design cycle to achieve power targets.
- Design power features and collaborate with cross-functional teams including systems, software, hardware, and production test.
- Engage with customers to promote chipset capabilities and address specific power requirements.
- Model power for customer-specific use cases and designs.
Benefits
- Qualcomm offers competitive compensation, annual bonuses, stock programs, comprehensive healthcare coverage, retirement plans, wellness programs, parental leave, flexible work options, and professional development opportunities.
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