Principal Technical Program Manager
Groq- Full Time
- Senior (5 to 8 years), Expert & Leadership (9+ years)
Candidates should have a BS in Electrical Engineering or Computer Engineering, with a Master's degree preferred. A minimum of 10 years of experience in hardware development is required, along with experience in deploying products to volume production. Hands-on experience in the design, bring-up, and debugging of PCBAs and chassis is essential, as well as proficiency in using schematic capture and PCB layout tools. Knowledge of thermal and mechanical designs, along with familiarity with signal and power integrity concepts, is also expected.
The AI Hardware Systems Engineer will design, develop, and deploy scalable GenAI inference solutions using d-Matrix accelerator silicon. They will collaborate with cross-functional teams to specify, design, and integrate custom accelerators, processors, and memory modules for AI workloads. The role involves leading the bring-up of new AI systems, conducting prototype testing and validation, and debugging hardware-software integration issues. Additionally, the engineer will prepare comprehensive documentation and stay updated on advancements in GenAI hardware and software technologies.
AI compute platform for datacenters
d-Matrix focuses on improving the efficiency of AI computing for large datacenter customers. Its main product is the digital in-memory compute (DIMC) engine, which combines computing capabilities directly within programmable memory. This design helps reduce power consumption and enhances data processing speed while ensuring accuracy. d-Matrix differentiates itself from competitors by offering a modular and scalable approach, utilizing low-power chiplets that can be tailored for different applications. The company's goal is to provide high-performance, energy-efficient AI inference solutions to large-scale datacenter operators.