AI Modelling Architect
AI Modelling Architect
Posted 4 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- PhD in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science or a related discipline, with at least three years of relevant experience; alternatively, a Master's degree with five or more years of relevant experience.
- Strong programming skills in C/C++ and Python.
- Solid understanding of modern system-on-chip (SoC) architectures and microarchitecture principles.
- Knowledge of performance, power and area (PPA) trade-offs in digital hardware design.
- Understanding of fundamental deep-learning algorithms, including convolutional neural networks (CNNs) and recurrent neural networks (RNNs).Experience implementing deep-learning algorithms in hardware.
- Ability to analyse computing requirements and translate application needs into hardware architecture solutions.
- Required / Highly Preferred:
- Experience with SoC or IP architecture for AI computing applications.
- Knowledge of hardware and software co-design, including interactions between AI workloads, computing architectures and software frameworks.
- Experience with architectural performance modelling, analysis and optimisation.
- Ability to collaborate effectively with ASIC design, validation and software engineering teams.
- Beneficial:
- Experience in embedded programming and firmware development.
- Familiarity with CUDA kernel development and GPU programming.
- Experience developing functional models to support hardware and compiler validation. Knowledge of middleware and firmware frameworks designed to maximise hardware utilisation.
- Awareness of emerging developments in AI computing, multimedia processing and semiconductor architecture.
- An interest in advancing computing technologies for edge applications and autonomous systems.
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