Jobs at Arm

Represent Arm’s Strategic Ventures team in Silicon Valley by identifying emerging technologies and companies, assessing their technical, strategic, and commercial potential, and recommending partnership, investment, or monitoring opportunities. Build relationships with founders, investors, technology leaders, and research organizations while collaborating with global technical and commercial teams to develop promising opportunities.

Leads product strategy and lifecycle management for Arm’s Physical AI portfolio serving automotive, robotics, and industrial compute markets. Defines positioning, roadmaps, requirements, business cases, launches, and marketing materials while coordinating engineering, sales, marketing, field applications, partners, and customers. The role requires automotive or robotics product management experience, system-level lifecycle knowledge, and technical understanding of CPUs, GPUs, AI processors, semiconductor platforms, and heterogeneous system-on-chip architectures.

The Staff Field Application Engineer drives adoption of Arm server SoCs, providing technical support, performance analysis, and training to customers while collaborating with internal teams on system integration and optimization.

Leads pre-silicon quality engineering for high-speed I/O subsystems including DDR, PCIe, eUSB, and SerDes. Drives DFX metric closure, validates silicon-to-simulation correlation, analyzes eye diagrams, BER, margining, and BIST data, and develops test automation and visualization scripts. Chairs TPIP councils and collaborates with vendors, architects, integration, validation, package, and SIPI teams to ensure quality across upcoming systems-on-chip.

Leads signal integrity design, simulation, optimization, and validation for AI superchips and data center platforms. Analyzes high-speed DDR, PCIe/CXL, Ethernet, die-to-die, and SerDes interfaces across silicon, advanced packaging, PCBs, and systems. Develops electromagnetic, S-parameter, IBIS/IBIS-AMI, and behavioral models; evaluates loss, crosstalk, equalization, impedance, and BER margins; and collaborates across architecture, PHY, package, PCB, and validation teams to achieve electrical sign-off.

Leads and develops a Technical Program Management organization responsible for executing complex Arm-based SoC programs from architecture through tapeout. Establishes governance, methodologies, integrated plans, risk management, milestone accountability, and execution standards. Partners with architecture, RTL, verification, physical design, DFT, vendors, and senior engineering leadership to resolve dependencies and delivery risks. Provides executive visibility into program health while driving talent development, operational rigor, continuous improvement, and predictable execution across multiple silicon programs.

Leads product vision, strategy, and roadmap for large-scale AI inference platforms. Owns compute execution, serving, orchestration, control plane services, performance metrics, and hardware-software co-design. Partners with engineering, research, infrastructure, and product teams to deliver scalable, efficient AI systems supporting LLM, multimodal, and agentic workloads.

Leads SoC power analysis, modeling, optimization, and pre- and post-silicon power convergence. Manages and mentors power engineers while coordinating with architecture, design, verification, and product teams. Drives power targets, develops workflows, creates workload scenarios, improves silicon correlation, and supports power sign-off. Requires expertise in RTL and netlist power analysis, EDA tools, ASIC design dependencies, simulation and emulation environments, and multi-project technical leadership. Python automation and power-budget decomposition are preferred.

Leads software product management for Arm’s Edge AI portfolio, defining roadmaps, prioritizing requirements, and delivering software reference solutions for consumer devices. Collaborates with engineering, customers, manufacturers, designers, and ecosystem partners to translate market needs into product plans and integrated software tooling. Shapes product direction and market strategy while providing technical leadership across machine learning and container runtime technologies.

Lead end-to-end execution of Arm AGI SoC programs from pre-silicon through customer deployment and product commercialization. Establish integrated plans, manage dependencies, resources, risks, and recovery actions, and coordinate hardware, software, systems, product, operations, and customer-facing teams. Report program status and trade-offs to senior executives, drive cross-functional decisions, ensure complete product readiness, and improve development practices across globally distributed organizations.

Manages end-to-end creative production across websites, video, digital assets, visual design, and copywriting. Translates briefs into production plans, coordinates agencies and global stakeholders, manages timelines, budgets, dependencies, approvals, CMS workflows, QA, publishing readiness, and post-launch governance. Owns digital asset management practices and drives process improvements for scalable creative delivery. Uses Asana to track concurrent projects and partners cross-functionally to resolve blockers and ensure high-quality, on-time delivery.

Define performance telemetry and profiling architecture for next-generation Arm platforms spanning CPUs, accelerators, memory, interconnects, I/O, networking, storage, and chiplets. Establish observability specifications, telemetry models, profiling hooks, and cross-layer data flows from silicon through software and developer tools. Collaborate with hardware, software, power, modeling, and tooling teams to support workload analysis, bottleneck detection, performance validation, power-performance optimization, silicon bring-up, and deployment debugging across AI, edge, automotive, robotics, and infrastructure systems.

Leads global sourcing strategy for semiconductor foundry and ASIC services from product development through high-volume manufacturing. Manages foundry and ASIC supplier relationships, negotiations, capacity reservations, pricing, NRE, masks, and long-term agreements. Builds semiconductor cost models, secures advanced-node capacity, mitigates supply and technology risks, monitors market dynamics, and presents sourcing recommendations to senior leadership. Partners cross-functionally with engineering, product, operations, finance, and supply chain teams.

Leads global sourcing strategy for semiconductor IC test equipment, hardware, and outsourced test services. Manages ATE platforms, OSAT relationships, supplier negotiations, test capacity planning, equipment deployment, capital investments, utilization, and lifecycle management. Partners with engineering and operations teams to support product development, qualification, ramp, and high-volume manufacturing while presenting sourcing strategies, costs, risks, and capacity plans to senior leadership.

Develops strategic partnerships across memory, IO, DPU, GPU, and storage suppliers for Arm’s Cloud AI business. The role prioritizes ecosystem partners, aligns roadmaps with future AGI SoC platforms, leads AVL validation with partners, drives platform pathfinding, coordinates sourcing and procurement forecasts, and manages AVL operations. Success requires strong technical and business acumen, market analysis, executive communication, consensus building, and cross-functional project leadership.

Owns component engineering strategy and lifecycle risk management for board-level electronics from architecture and NPI through production and end of life. Responsibilities include component selection, characterization, qualification, alternate-source development, BOM risk analysis, dual-sourcing, obsolescence mitigation, supplier collaboration, reliability support, and component governance. The role partners with Electrical Engineering, Supply Chain, Manufacturing, Quality, suppliers, and contract manufacturers to balance technical performance, reliability, cost, availability, and lifecycle risk.

Optimize production AI workloads on Arm edge devices for performance and power efficiency. Develop kernel- and system-level implementations for DNN models using AI optimization tools and profiling techniques. Create production reference implementations and technical documentation, diagnose complex customer performance issues, and collaborate across engineering teams. Translate technical findings into recommendations for engineers and senior leadership while influencing Arm’s IP and software roadmaps.

Supports the Chief Marketing Officer by managing a complex global calendar, coordinating meetings, executive travel, events, offsites, materials, expenses, and follow-up. Partners with the CMO’s Chief of Staff, Marketing Leadership Team, executive assistants, and internal and external stakeholders. The role requires discretion, exceptional organization, proactive judgment, strong communication, and expert proficiency with Microsoft productivity tools.

Designs, verifies, and optimizes 2.5D and 3D system-in-package layouts for next-generation SoCs. Responsibilities include package routing, bump-map and ball-pattern optimization, stack-up and power-distribution design, feasibility studies, DFM/DFA implementation, vendor coordination, methodology development, and mentoring team members using Cadence APD and SiP tools.

Own strategic customer relationships and commercial opportunities for Arm silicon across Physical AI and Edge AI markets. Develop demand, identify lighthouse customers, progress opportunities from evaluation through design wins and deployment, maintain pipeline forecasts, gather market and product insights, and coordinate cross-functional teams. Engage senior business and engineering leaders while communicating Arm’s value in performance, power efficiency, AI capability, security, software ecosystem, and system economics.