GPU Power Engineer
Qualcomm
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This role pays less than 53% of similar roles. Most pay $185,050–$239,987 — the blue band above. At the midpoint, this role pays about $212k versus about $213k for comparable roles.
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Qualcomm is a leading American semiconductor and telecommunications company based in San Diego, CA.
Qualcomm currently has 575 open roles on FindRole.
Listed pay typically runs $147,900–$221,900 across 550 roles with salary data.
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The GPU Power Analysis Engineer joins the Graphics System Team to influence next generation GPU efficiency and performance. You will perform performance and power efficiency analysis and modeling at both the GPU and system levels for Graphics and AI workloads, such as games and benchmarks. Your daily work involves exploiting various software, hardware, and architectural knobs to improve performance per watt, establishing scalable power projection methodologies for GPU and SOC sizing, and developing tools for streamlined debug and validation tasks. You will utilize Python, signal processing techniques, and AI tools for coding and debugging. The role requires deep knowledge of GPU and SOC architectures, micro-architecture power concepts, and silicon measurements to identify hardware and software enhancement opportunities for future graphics processing units.
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