Technical Staff, Platform Architect
Dell Technologies2 days ago
Responsibilities
- Drive AI software and hardware designs based on customer requirements and infrastructure needs.
- Optimize software and hardware configurations for datacenter performance and efficiency.
- Develop software and hardware solution architectures with external partners for enterprise datacenter integration.
- Engage customers and partners to optimize AI workloads and shape future products.
- Create plans and documentation for building and implementing AI solutions.
- Maintain multi-year roadmaps, evaluate feature trade-offs, and host technology reviews.
- Provide expertise and escalation support across AI technologies, workloads, platforms, and datacenters.
- Generate intellectual property, including invention disclosures, and communicate differentiation opportunities to business and technical stakeholders.
Requirements
- Deep knowledge of open-source and commercial AI workflow applications and their implications across compute, network, and storage.
- Experience with enterprise cluster deployments and AI workflows for training and inference.
- Solid understanding of computer architecture, including CPUs, accelerators, networking, storage, and benchmarking methodologies.
- Ability to select models, advise on architectural trade-offs, and align technical solutions with customer outcomes.
- Experience identifying, developing, and communicating differentiation opportunities to marketing, procurement, engineering, customers, and business executives.
- Ability to travel 20%-30%.
- Bachelor’s, master’s, or PhD degree in Computer Science or Data Science, or equivalent experience.
Categories
Solutions Engineering
About Dell Technologies
Dell Technologies builds PCs, monitors, and peripherals for consumers and enterprises, and provides servers, storage, networking, and edge solutions for data centers. It sells hardware, software, and support services through direct, channel, and online models to organizations of all sizes and the public sector. Founded in 1984 and headquartered in Round Rock, Texas, it includes the former EMC storage business and operates globally across client computing and infrastructure markets.