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Senior Principal Embedded System Architect & Team Lead (HW/SW Co-Design)
The Software and Digital Platform Group is looking for a Senior Principal Embedded System Architect & Team Lead to drive our System Architecture team in the HW/SW Co-Design group. This is a critical hybrid role combining high-impact technical leadership, hands-on SoC and IP architectural design, and direct team management. Serving as the primary technical and operational liaison between the architecture team and the Senior Director of HW/SW Co-Design, you will lead the day-to-day execution, technical alignment, and growth of our system and IP architecture team while bringing a critical software-first perspective to hardware co-design.
This is not a role about drawing abstract boxes on slides. It is about actively shaping silicon definition through pre-silicon virtual platforms, data-backed architectural exploration, hands-on data flow analysis, and engineering team leadership. You will manage and mentor a team of strong architects and embedded software experts, while actively contributing to engineering execution. The team’s primary mandate is ensuring a strong software voice is present during the earliest stages of SoC and IP design, well before silicon exists.
Working hand-in-hand with hardware architecture counterparts, you and your team will act as proxies for customers and downstream software teams. You will ensure every major design decision -- from IP block selection to data flow topology -- accounts for software developer experience, real-world performance, field debuggability, and customer usability. We believe that excessive software complexity to compensate for hardware design decisions is a design failure; this role exists to lead the team that prevents exactly that.