Workstation Graphics Component Engineer

HP•Fort Collins, CO

About The Position

Workstation Graphics Component Engineer Technical Ownership & Strategy Develop and maintain deep expertise in GPU architecture, graphics roadmaps, and industry trends relevant to workstation workflows. Act as the technical liaison to key GPU partners (NVIDIA, AMD, Intel), driving alignment and resolving issues throughout the development lifecycle. Performance Analysis & Benchmarking Analyze performance deltas, identify anomalies, and work with partners to ensure optimal graphics performance for target workflows. Partner with Architecture Planning, Platform Development, System Management, and Technical Marketing to drive on-time GPU integration and product readiness. Provide technical expertise to customer-facing teams, including direct customer engagement, field quality, and pre-sales opportunities when required. Collaborate with Marketing to deliver performance claims, competitive positioning, and product launch collateral. Lead end to end qualification, integration, and release of professional PCIe graphics components for the Z Workstation portfolio. Lead triage and resolution of hardware, firmware, driver, and performance issues in collaboration with suppliers and internal engineering teams. Develop, refine, and maintain regression tests to detect issues early and ensure platform stability.

Requirements

A Bachelor's or Master's degree in Software Engineering, Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or significant equivalent experience.
Minimum 3 years of GPU engineering and system integration experience on leading edge x86 (PC / Server HW) architectures.
Proven ability to work effectively and lead in a cross-functional environment.
Proven ability to productively work with customers and partners.
Experience managing complex technical issues and driving them to resolution.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
A love of technology and an insatiable curiosity to know how things work.
Not afraid to take "ownership" of problems (runs to problems).
An optimistic "can-do until proven otherwise" attitude.
The capacity to anticipate and plan mitigations for potential problems and risks.
A desire to be excellent in everything - but the ability to prioritize and make trade-offs.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills; mastery in English and local language.

Responsibilities

Develop and maintain deep expertise in GPU architecture, graphics roadmaps, and industry trends relevant to workstation workflows.
Act as the technical liaison to key GPU partners (NVIDIA, AMD, Intel), driving alignment and resolving issues throughout the development lifecycle.
Analyze performance deltas, identify anomalies, and work with partners to ensure optimal graphics performance for target workflows.
Partner with Architecture Planning, Platform Development, System Management, and Technical Marketing to drive on-time GPU integration and product readiness.
Provide technical expertise to customer-facing teams, including direct customer engagement, field quality, and pre-sales opportunities when required.
Collaborate with Marketing to deliver performance claims, competitive positioning, and product launch collateral.
Lead end to end qualification, integration, and release of professional PCIe graphics components for the Z Workstation portfolio.
Lead triage and resolution of hardware, firmware, driver, and performance issues in collaboration with suppliers and internal engineering teams.
Develop, refine, and maintain regression tests to detect issues early and ensure platform stability.

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