Senior Researcher – CPU / Chip Architecture

Our client is global telecoms giant who looking to grow their research lab in Zurich working on cutting-edge chip architecture. The lab in Zurich is looking for experienced PhD Researchers in Chip Architecture (CPU).

Senior Researcher – Future Chip Architecture

What are the responsibilities in this Senior Researcher – Future Chip Architecture?

• Conduct fundamental research on new directions in chip architecture
• Develop academic research partnerships and cooperation with leading universities and professors in the area
• Work with internal research colleagues and academic research partners to achieve new breakthroughs in research and innovation
• Produce and present research papers at internationally leading conferences and events
• Produce white papers on current developments and future directions in chip architecture
• Where appropriate, contribute insight and research expertise to committees and other organizations that are looking to establish new industry standards and platforms
• Contribute to the research and academic community through service such as conference program committee membership, membership of journal editorial boards etc.

What are the requirements for this Senior Researcher – Future Chip Architecture?

• PhD in an area related to chip architecture, or equivalent research experience in industry
• Record of publishing research papers in the area of chip architecture
• Candidates should have research experience in chip architecture, and be familiar with at least one of the following areas:

CPU Architecture and Design

Micro-Architectures

Instruction Set Architectures (ISA)

Binary Translation

Dataflow Architectures

Domain-Specific Architectures (GPU, AI)

• Strong interpersonal skills and ability to work productively in a research environment

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