Staff Reliability Engineer, Cerebras Systems
Sunnyvale, CA
AI specific computer chip manufacturer
Job no longer available
AI specific computer chip manufacturer
201-500 employees
Job no longer available
Sunnyvale, CA
201-500 employees
Company mission
Cerebras Systems' mission is to speed up the development of artificial intelligence and change the future of work.
Role
Who you are
- Experience defining reliability test plans, running reliability testing, and writing test reports for silicon components and high performance compute systems. The reliability testing includes but not limited to: HTOL, HAST, thermal, humidity, transportation testing, ESD, etc
- Experience writing test scripts with Python, shell, and bash in Linux environment and effectively logging and analyzing a large amount of test results
- Excellent communication, planning, and coordination skills across Systems, Operations, and Software teams
- Familiarity with various reliability related failure modes for both silicon and systems and experience debugging hardware reliability issues
- Experience working with external labs to perform failure analysis
What the job involves
- Work with the Design team to define and execute the wafer-level reliability qualification plan
- Work with the Design team to define and execute the system-level reliability validation plan
- Work with the Design team to define and execute the board and sub-assembly-level reliability validation plan
- Determine software and fixture requirements for performing reliability validation and work with System Software teams to implement the tests
- Own the readiness of reliability chambers and external power and cooling infrastructure either through in-house development or working with external labs
- Derive product burn-in requirements based on the results of the reliability validation
- Work with the Design team and System Software team to debug issues exposed in reliability validation
- The reliability engineer role will focus on the reliability validation and issue debugging both at the system level and at the component level
Our take
Cerebras Systems creates super-fast computer chips for high-functioning AI systems. In 2019 they launched the world's largest computer chip, many times larger than those already available. With this one piece of hardware, they pressed fast forward on machine learning, with significant implications for the energy, medical, and defense sectors.
Founded by leading computer architects, the vision behind Cerebras was to enable the growth of AI through better hardware. Many of the management team are ex SeaMicro, a technology hardware company that sold for $334 million in 2012. So it's clear these experienced technologists know how to bring a successful product to market. Cerebras is already outpacing the more established chip makers such as Nvidia and Intel, particularly as neither chip maker is specifically focused on providing for AI systems.
Cerebras secured backing from some of the top technology venture capital firms early on, including big hitters Sequoia Capital. In 2109 Cerebras announced a multi-year partnership with the US Energy Department. Further confirmation that fast-tracked AI has the potential to impact a variety of industries in a big way.
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Insights
41% employee growth in 12 months
Company
Funding (last 2 of 6 rounds)
Nov 2021
$250m
Nov 2019
$272m
Total funding: $720m
Company benefits
- 401k matching
- Flexible Spending Account (FSA) program
- Stock option plan
- Flexible working hours
- Work from home opportunities
- Health insurance
Company HQ
Sunnyvale, CA
Leadership
Andrew Feldman
(CEO)Andrew started his career in Sales and Marketing at Molecular Applications Group, Cabletron, Riverstone Networks, and Force 10, before working as an Entrepreneur in Residence for USVP and Crosslink. He utilised this experience to co-found Cerebras in March 2016.
Jean-Philippe Fricker
(Chief System Architect)Worked as a Systems Architect for over 20 years for various companies including Nokia, Sea Micro and Dell EMC.
Michael James
(Chief Software Architect)Lead Software Architect responsible for distributed system software at SeaMicro. After SeaMicro was acquired, Michael was made an AMD Fellow and Lead Software Architect.
Sean Lie
(Chief Hardware Architect)Sean was Lead Hardware Architect of the IO virtualization fabric ASIC at SeaMicro. After SeaMicro was acquired by AMD, Sean was made an AMD Fellow and Chief Data Center Architect.
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