About this opportunity
AheadComputing, Inc. lists this SoC Power and Thermal Modeling Engineer opportunity in portland, Texas. Review the employer’s description below for duties, qualifications and application requirements.
Job description
Develop and maintain product-level power and thermal models that project real behaviour from component-level inputs.
Model power delivery network behaviour, supply droop, di/dt, leakage and thermal limits, and translate them into what the design can sustain rather than what it can peak at.
Set and hold TDP envelopes, typical and peak operating points, and all-core sustained frequency targets.
Run workload-driven power analysis using representative benchmarks and workload traces.
Produce sensitivity studies that show which architectural levers actually move power, and by how much.
Correlate projections against measured silicon as it becomes available, and feed the error back into model fidelity.
Supply power numbers to architecture trade-off studies on a timescale that lets them influence the outcome.
Build the tooling, assumptions and documentation so the models are usable by people who did not write them.
Qualifications & Skills
Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field.
5+ years in power modelling, power and thermal analysis, or a closely related discipline.
Working understanding of power and thermal fundamentals — dynamic and leakage power, supply droop, di/dt, thermal limits — sufficient to reason about them as model inputs.
Demonstrated experience building models from component-level data and defending the results.
Proficiency in Python for modelling, data analysis and automation.
Clear written communication; these models are used by people who need to understand their limits.
Preferred Qualifications & Skills
SoC or CPU power estimation methodology, especially pre-silicon to post-silicon correlation.
RTL-based power analysis and physical-design power convergence.
Power delivery network modelling and voltage regulator behaviour.
Working knowledge of DVFS, adaptive voltage scaling, and voltage-frequency curve modelling.
Thermal modelling, including package-level thermal behaviour.
High-performance or server-class CPU experience; RISC-V a plus.
Familiarity with advanced TSMC nodes and power scaling across node transitions.
What We Offer
Own the power and thermal envelope every product projection is built on
Competitive compensation & benefits package
Collaboration with talented engineers passionate about cutting-edge CPU technologies.
Opportunities for professional growth in an innovative, fast-paced environment
A flexible and inclusive work culture
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Worksite address
portland, TX, 78374, US
Who can apply
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