[Hiring] Enterprise Software Architect @Advanced Micro Devices, Inc

Role Description

As an Enterprise Software Architect, you will provide technical leadership in GPU architecture and production software stacks enablement that cover Data Center & Edge AI and Gaming for next‑generation GPU products. This software architect's role is to pull in all aspects of software from applications to AI models, to open ecosystem frameworks, to enterprise application suites, to Kubernetes orchestration, and to RoCm libraries tools compilers and runtimes, and create a software architecture plan of record together during the next cutting edge GPU architecture definition time.

• Provide Software architectural vision to improve Enterprise adoption for discrete GPU from a manageability and telemetry perspective via industry standard manageability tools (e.g. iDRAC, iLO, IPMI).
• Serve as a bridging authority between software architecture and the hardware architecture and hardware ecosystem.
• Focus on leading software planning for new GPU products introduction with accountability spanning early architecture definition, pre‑silicon modeling, and software readiness for emerging edge AI platforms and modern gaming systems.

Qualifications

• A deeply technical leader who thrives in ambiguous, first‑of‑kind environments.
• Strong architectural intuition with hands‑on experience bringing up complex hardware platforms and enabling software stacks on new silicon.
• Comfortable operating across layers — from architecture trade‑offs and interconnect topology down to firmware, drivers, and performance tooling.
• Trusted to make decisions when data is incomplete.
• Ability to connect and lead teams through technical credibility, clarifying intent, and reducing friction between hardware and software organizations.

Requirements

• Software Architecture and Go-to-Market Software readiness Leadership: Provide technical leadership for software architecture and strategy with direct impact on dGPU products.
• Translate architectural concepts into concrete software requirements spanning firmware, drivers, software libraries, tools, and applications.
• Drive hardware/software interface definition, ensuring architecture choices support and reflect the drive towards performance and quality.
• Influence firmware, driver, runtime, and performance software design to align with architectural intent.
• Act as a technical escalation point during early silicon bring‑up, debugging complex cross‑layer issues spanning hardware, firmware, and software.
• Guide the creation of diagnostics, validation tools, and bring‑up workflows that scale across teams and products.
• Work across architecture, design, verification, drivers, performance libraries, and product teams to ensure alignment.
• Provide technical mentorship and review, raising the overall effectiveness of teams working on new GPU platforms.
• Capture lessons learned from new product bring‑up and translate them into reusable architecture patterns, best practices, and documentation.
• Leverage AI‑assisted software development tools to accelerate the design, implementation, review, and documentation of complex software libraries.
• Establish best practices for responsible use of AI assistance, including validation, review, and traceability of generated code and technical artifacts.

Benefits

• AMD benefits at a glance.

Academic Credentials

• Advanced degrees, such as M.Sc., M.Eng., Ph.D. are preferred.

Location

• Open to remote locations within the US.
• This role is not eligible for Visa Sponsorship.