Teams at Intel

Own the power-management and performance architecture for next-generation mobile and desktop CPUs. Define requirements, power budgets, interfaces, control mechanisms, and workload-based models across the SoC. Partner with microarchitecture, firmware, operating system, validation, thermal, and product teams to implement DVFS, clock and power gating, telemetry, and idle-state capabilities. Lead architectural tradeoffs involving power, performance, area, cost, thermals, and product experience from early definition through post-silicon validation.

Own the developer documentation and learning experience for Intel’s AI software stack. Create golden paths, tutorials, reference materials, samples, and structured learning curricula. Build docs-as-code workflows and documentation CI, validate Python-based AI samples, optimize content for search and AI assistants, analyze documentation usage, and partner with engineering, product, and developer advocates to ensure new capabilities launch with tested, discoverable documentation.

Leads foundry customer product development from pre-silicon evaluation and tape-out through silicon qualification and production ramp. Responsibilities span process integration, device performance, yield modeling, root-cause analysis, manufacturing readiness, process control, and customer-specific issue resolution. The role partners cross-functionally across engineering and manufacturing teams to improve product readiness, eliminate yield losses, and support high-volume manufacturing.