We are looking for an experienced Automotive MCU Chip Architect to define the system and subsystem architecture of next-generation automotive microcontrollers.
The role includes ownership of chip-level architecture concepts, subsystem partitioning, compute and memory architecture, interconnect strategy, safety and security integration, power/reset/clock concepts, and hardware/software interface definition.
The successful candidate will work closely with product management, safety, security, design, verification, software, and implementation teams to ensure the MCU architecture meets demanding automotiverequirements for real-time performance, functional safety, cybersecurity, reliability, scalability, and cost efficiency.
What you'll doKey.
Translate use cases into chip-level requirements covering performance, safety, security, power, cost, andscalability.
Drive system partitioning across CPUs, memories, interconnects, peripherals, safety/security functions,debug, test, and power domains.
Subsystem Architecture Ownership Align subsystem concepts and interfaces across compute, memory, bus/interconnect, peripheral, safety,security, power/reset/clock, debug/trace, and DFT/test domains.
Define hardware/software-visible architecture elements such as memory maps, register modelprinciples, interrupts, DMA, boot flow, and access-control concepts.
Cross-Functional Technical Leadership Lead architecture reviews and resolve trade-offs between product management, system engineering,safety, security, design, verification, software, backend, test, and validation teams.
Provide technical guidance during concept.