Systems Architect: Memory Wall Exploration
HP Inc.
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This role pays less than 55% of similar roles. Most pay $150,362–$235,750 — the shaded band above. At the midpoint, this role pays about $189k versus about $193k for comparable roles.
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HP Inc. is a global technology company that develops and sells personal computers, printers, and related supplies and services. Its products include laptops, desktops, workstations, and printing solutions for consumers and businesses worldwide.
HP Inc. currently has 79 open roles on FindRole.
Listed pay typically runs $130,700–$205,200 across 76 roles with salary data.
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As an IOMMU/Virtualization & Memory Mapping Architect at HP, you will lead the development of system-level memory virtualization and isolation strategies to ensure secure and efficient multi-engine execution across heterogeneous systems. Your day-to-day responsibilities include architecting IOMMU usage for device memory access, defining address translation strategies, enabling virtualization techniques, optimizing DMA operations, and ensuring security for multi-tenant workloads. You will collaborate on AI execution environment virtualization, develop organization-wide architectures, and evaluate emerging technologies to align with business value. This role requires expertise in memory design, computer engineering, hardware architecture, and debugging, along with skills in MATLAB, schematic capture, and simulations. With a focus on electrical hardware design and development across multiple platforms, you will drive the integration of new technologies, provide feedback for product quality improvements, and mentor less-experienced staff members. This senior-level position demands over 10 years of experience in related fields and offers significant impact through strategic leadership and technical innovation.
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