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About Arm Holdings
Arm Holdings plc is a leading British semiconductor and software design firm, established in 1990 and recognized for developing energy-efficient processor architectures that power nearly all smartphones and a vast range of IoT and computing devices.
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Listed pay typically runs
$208,450–$282,050
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The Staff DevOps Engineer joins the CPU DevOps team to develop, operate, and evolve the engineering infrastructure used to design and verify high-performance CPUs. This hands-on role sits at the intersection of software engineering, hardware verification, and high-performance computing. You will build tools and automation for managing distributed compute workloads, improve CI and regression infrastructure, and ensure observability through metrics, logging, and alerting. Key responsibilities include integrating source control with verification tools and diagnosing complex issues across operating systems and storage. Required skills include a robust software engineering background, expertise in Python or Ruby, shell scripting, and Linux systems. You must understand hardware design flows, simulation, and regression testing. The role solves technical bottlenecks in large-scale verification workloads running across HPC compute farms.
What does a DevOps Engineer earn?
Median $130000 from 89 postings across 27 companies.
Design, develop, and test software to automate CPU development and verification workflows.
Build tools for submitting, managing, monitoring, and analyzing distributed compute workloads.
Implement observability through metrics, logging, dashboards, alerting, and automated diagnostics.
Improve CI and regression infrastructure used by hardware design and verification teams.
Integrate source control, CI systems, verification tools, and workload schedulers.
Identify and resolve bottlenecks to improve compute utilization and verification throughput.
Support large-scale verification workloads running across high-performance computing (HPC) farms.
Debug and diagnose complex issues across software, hardware tools, operating systems, and storage.
What we're looking for
5-10 years of experience in a relevant area is required.
A degree or equivalent experience in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related subject area is desirable.
Robust software engineering background with a record of delivering production quality software or engineering infrastructure.
Strong understanding of software engineering principles including API design, testing, debugging, source control, code review, and maintainability.
Experience with Linux systems and expertise in at least one of Python or Ruby.
Experience with high-performance or large-scale compute environments and management of distributed workloads.
Solid understanding of CI/CD or other automated build, test, and regression systems.
Knowledge of SystemVerilog, hardware simulation, or high performance compute workload management systems like Slurm or LSF (preferred).
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