HPC System Architecture

The HPC System Architect is the senior technical lead responsible for defining the next generation of Intel's leading-edge high-performance computing systems. Reporting directly to Nic Dube, Corporate Vice President and General Manager of Data Center Systems and Solutions, this position owns forward-looking HPC system architecture from concept through committed definition.

You will work directly with Intel's CPU and GPU teams to architect the systems that follow today's products - shaping silicon requirements, and defining system-level architecture for the large-scale, scale-out clusters that characterize production HPC. The role spans full-system definition: compute node design, memory and I/O balance, scale-out fabric and topology, and the software stack that determines delivered application performance at scale.

You will engage directly with the customers that set the leading edge of HPC - DOE national laboratories and their exascale and post-exascale programs, financial services institutions, oil and gas operators, and major academic and government research computing centers - translating their workload and facility requirements into system architectures Intel can build, and Intel's roadmap into system concepts they can commit to.

Responsibilities

Own system-level architecture for next-generation HPC clusters: node definition, CPU and GPU configuration, memory bandwidth-to-capacity balance, I/O and parallel storage architecture, and scale-out fabric and topology.

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