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Qualcomm is a leading American semiconductor and telecommunications company based in San Diego, CA.
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As a GPU Power Analysis Engineer within the Graphics System Team, you will contribute to the development of next-generation graphics processing units and compute devices. You will perform performance and power efficiency analysis at both the GPU and system levels for graphics and AI workloads, such as games and benchmarks. Your daily work involves identifying architectural, hardware, and software improvements by analyzing silicon measurements and utilizing various technical knobs to optimize performance per watt. You will also develop tools for streamlined debug tasks and establish scalable methodologies for power projections during sizing. The role requires expertise in GPU and SoC micro-architecture, power concepts, and signal processing techniques. Required skills include strong Python programming, proficiency with AI tools for debugging, and a deep understanding of components like CPUs, DDR paths, and graphics APIs to solve complex system-level problems.