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Principal Engineer, CPU Design, AI/ML Applications

Tenstorrent

$100,000 - $500,000
Oct 23, 2025
Remote, US
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Tenstorrent is looking to integrate AI into CPU/SoC design and verification workflows to build real copilots and automation tools that production teams adopt, not just prototypes, thereby transforming how CPUs are designed and verified.

Requirements

  • A verification methodology expert with 10+ years in CPU/SoC verification (UVM, formal methods, coverage closure, coherency, power/reset).
  • Experienced in shipping AI/ML tools that engineers use in production, with measurable adoption and ROI.
  • Deeply skilled in Python, ML frameworks, LLM APIs, and automation infrastructure.

Responsibilities

  • Build and deploy AI copilots for verification workflows such as testplan generation, bug triage, formal property development, and debug automation.
  • Partner with Synopsys, Cadence, and other EDA vendors to evaluate AI-EDA platforms and shape their roadmaps.
  • Define maturity models and track KPIs (engagement, accept rates, efficiency gains) to measure impact.
  • Scale verification through coverage-driven methodologies, automation frameworks, and machine-readable spec tooling.
  • Lead the integration of AI into CPU/SoC design and verification workflows.
  • Define methodologies, partner with EDA vendors, and scale verification infrastructure.
  • Drive the forefront of AI-assisted verification in real CPU/SoC production environments.

Other

  • This role is remote, based out of the United States.
  • We welcome candidates at various experience levels for this role.
  • A change agent who can influence adoption, define KPIs, and evangelize AI-driven design practices.
  • Compensation for all engineers at Tenstorrent ranges from $100k - $500k including base and variable compensation targets.
  • This offer of employment is contingent upon the applicant being eligible to access U.S. export-controlled technology.