Power and Performance Modeling Architect, Reality Labs

As a member of the RL subsystem architecture team you will play a key role in power and performance architecture and modeling. You will analyze our key workloads (graphics rendering, display, audio, computer vision, or color imaging) and collaborate with IP architects and execution engineers to architect subsystems that are SW usable, performant and power efficient. You will also act as a key point-of-contact representing the team with varying internal and external partners, in a highly cross-functional environment, delivering on proof of concepts for workloads and other challenging demands.Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, relevant technical field, or equivalent practical experience. 4+ years of experience with programming (C/C++ or SystemC-TLM) and scripting (Python). 2+ years of experience with power concepts and low power design principles. 2+ years of experience evaluating architectural trade-offs in performance, power, and other KPIs. 4+ years of experience with SoC Architecture, NoCs, memory subsystems, and heterogeneous compute principles. 3+ years of experience with thermally constrained power/performance optimization on embedded devices. 3+ years of experience with bare-metal programming, micro-benchmarking, etc. 3+ years of experience deconstructing a problem, designing performance experiments, analyzing and visualizing data, and drawing conclusions for modeling and subsystem architecture. Expertise with power management principles, thermal and di/dt analysis, multi-voltage designs, as well as DVFS and UPF concepts. Expertise collaborating and communicating effectively in a matrix environment, as well as acting independently as the point-of-contact representing your team with internal and external partners. Expertise in at least one relevant area: Audio, Display, Rendering, Computer Vision, or Imaging. Expertise with developing and utilizing telemetry solutions to analyze and profile workloads Expertise with developing and/or using HW/SW emulation systems