Rack Cost Engineer: Datacenter Cost Modeling

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amdAustin (TX)

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AMD is seeking an experienced cost engineering professional to own end-to-end rack-level cost modeling and forecasting for datacenter products in Austin, TX. You will translate rack designs into component costs, develop cost systems, and drive design-for-cost decisions in collaboration with engineering and procurement. With 10+ years in engineering or cost roles, you will partner with Executive leadership to deliver cost-competitive architectures, improve BOM accuracy, and ensure scalable,

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