Job Overview:DDR Subsystem Architect is a technical role responsible for hardware architecture of LPDDR, DDR, HBM and GDDR subsystems for high-volume, sophisticated, SoC platforms on groundbreaking process nodes across multiple market segments including mobile, automotive, datacenter and networking, and IoT.
Responsibilities:- Consume JEDEC specs and DRAM vendor roadmaps to create product intercept roadmaps.
 - Work with SoC architects, business-units, and customers to establish & reconcile DDR subsystem features & requirements.
 - Author architectural specifications to a mature stage allowing design and implementation teams to engage actively.
 - Work with IP vendors to draft, negotiate, and execute SoWs/contracts.
 - Work with design, verification, and validation teams to draft and review design specifications & test-plans (pre & post silicon), and support execution teams as required.
 - Debug performance and functional issues with high-level models, RTL simulation, hard and soft IP.
 
Required Skills and Experience :- Deep understanding of DDR controller design and memory types (LPDDR, DDR, HBM, GDDR).
 - Experience with controller-to-PHY interface protocols (DFI).
 - Familiarity with Arm bus protocols such as APB, AXI, CHI, CXS, etc.
 - Experience with performance/QoS, RAS, security, power-management, debug, and test features in the context of DDR subsystems.
 - Bachelor's or Master’s degree in Electrical or Computer Engineering with minimum 10 years of experience in a senior development position.
 - Excellent presentation, interpersonal, written, and verbal communication skills.
 
In Return:Arm is proud to have a set of behaviors that reflect our culture and guide our decisions, defining how we work collaboratively to defy ordinary and shape extraordinary!
- Partner and customer focus
 - Collaboration and communication
 - Creativity and innovation
 - Team and personal development
 - Impact and influence
 - Deliver on your promises
 
Salary Range:$253,300-$342,700 per year