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AMD (Advanced Micro Devices) is a semiconductor company that develops high-performance processors, graphics cards, and adaptive computing solutions for gaming, data centers, and embedded markets. Industry: Semiconductors
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The Principal Memory Subsystem Architect joins the Memory Standards Architecture team to own the architecture strategy for low-power DRAM and advanced memory-buffer technologies. This role involves defining multi-generation LPDDR and DRAM-buffer roadmaps, leading technical positions for LPDDR devices, DDR6 registered clock drivers, and LPDDR6 in-package buffers, and representing the company in JEDEC. The architect will define requirements for partitioning, topology, protocols, clocking, training, performance, power, telemetry, reliability, security, and interoperability. Key responsibilities include coordinating DRAM behavior with controllers, PHYs, SoCs, and firmware while aligning DRAM vendors and suppliers on qualification plans and adoption risks. The position requires expertise in memory-technology, system-level tradeoffs, and industry standards to deliver implementation specifications for architecture, SPD, configuration, authentication, attestation, and thermal design.
LPDDR
PHY
Analog Mixed Signal
Digital Design
Firmware
Verilog
AMS
Matlab
Simulink
RTL
Signal Integrity
Power Integrity
Link Training
DFE
Circuit Architecture
System Simulation
Calibration
Equalization