Principal Systems Architect
robinson groupDenver (CO)
About the role
PRINCIPAL SYSTEMS ARCHITECT Robinson Group has been retained to fill a key, newly created position. The Principal Systems Architect will be part of a growing, advanced group within global manufacturing client, regularly recognized as a top place to work.*This position offers a unique blend of hands-on architecture development and strategic customer engagement within the AI, compute, and networking sectors.*This is a high-visibility role with a clear path for career progression and succession planning. Please let me know if you are interested in discussing this further. Competitive compensation. Key Functions: Define high-level system architecture requirements and drive product roadmaps. Serve as a technical liaison for Hyperscalers and OEMs to identify emerging technology disruptors. Drive technology vision and strategy, ensuring the interconnect solutions support the evolving needs of standards like PCId, CXL, Ethernet, Infini Band, and the next-gen AI workloads. Influence industry standards through participation in groups like OCP, PCI-SIG, and IEEE.’Lead evaluations of high-speed electrical and optical interconnect solutions (PCIe, CXL, Ethernet).Collaborate cross-functionally to translate technical insights into market-leading products. Drive technical due diligence for potential partnerships and collaboration. Your Background:- BSEE (or related) required.- 5+ years in system-level design in the data center, computer, networking, storage industriesor data data centers.- Technical expertise in high-speed engineering and design and in-depth knowledge of hardware and associated signaling environments.- Deep knowledge of computer, networking, AI/ML, or storage architecture.- Work with industry-standard design tools (e.g., simulation, modeling, CAD, or signal integrity analysis).- Ability to travel as well as work effectively with geographically dispersed teams.
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