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Staff ML Accelerator Architect

Waymo · Mountain View, CA, USA; New York, New York, USA · Mountain View (US-MTV-EMF690) · New York City (US-NYC-CHEL)

Roboticsonsitestaff$251k–$310k
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At a glance

Highlights

  • Architect custom silicon for Waymo Driver autonomous vehicle compute platform.
  • Design hardware for models powering 10M+ rider-only autonomous trips.
  • Build performance modeling tools for autonomous driving inference workloads.

What they offer

  • Discretionary annual bonus program
  • Equity incentive plan
  • Company benefits program

Ideal candidate

Curious hardware architect with deep ML intuition who loves mapping complex inference workloads to efficient silicon and leading cross-functional efforts to shape future autonomous driving compute.

Requirements

  • M.S. in Computer Science or Computer Engineering or equivalent practical experience
  • 10+ years designing/architecting complex high-performance CPUs, GPUs and/or ML accelerators
  • 3+ years experience with machine learning architectures, acceleration and model optimization
  • Deep knowledge of ML model architectures and compute characteristics
  • Strong programming and algorithmic problem solving skills
  • Track record analyzing workloads and delivering novel HW+SW solutions for ML inference
  • Proven ability leading cross-functional teams to deliver architectural vision
  • Familiarity with novel semiconductor technologies and hardware stack tradeoffs
  • Experience with microarchitecture design in SystemVerilog or HLS

Lab profile

About Waymo

Autonomous driving technology company building the Waymo Driver for fully autonomous ride-hailing.

What they build

  • Waymo Driver
  • Fully autonomous ride-hail service

Known for

  • Large-scale driving simulation
  • Simulation realism
  • Quantitative evaluations
  • Onboard autonomy models

Key facts

  • Founded in 2009
  • Started as the Google Self-Driving Car Project
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