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Debug and Trace Architect

RosaicLabs Inc

. Own the SoC debug and trace specification, including run-control access, a common trace record format, and observability requirements for bring-up, performance diagnosis, and failure analysis .

Posted 11/11/2026full-timeUnited StatesSeniorLead💰 $250,000 - $300,000 per yearWebsite

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Expertise in SoC and ASIC architecture with a strong focus on debug, trace, and performance-monitoring features. Proven ability to define specifications, coordinate cross-functional teams, and drive silicon validation processes.

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SoC ArchitectureDebug SpecificationTrace CapturePerformance MonitoringSilicon Validation

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Hard Skills
JTAGRun ControlPerformance CountersDebug Data InterpretationMicroarchitecture DesignTrace Funnel ArchitectureCross-Die SynchronizationTechnical Specification WritingSilicon Bring-UpHigh-Bandwidth Trace Collection
Tools & Technologies
PCIeFirmware ControlDebug Logic
Industry Keywords
Electrical EngineeringComputer EngineeringComputer ScienceSilicon ValidationASIC DesignPerformance DiagnosisFailure AnalysisObservability Requirements

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Own the SoC debug and trace specification, including run-control access, a common trace record format, and observability requirements for bring-up, performance diagnosis, and failure analysis
  • Define secure JTAG and run-control behavior for compute engines, cores, management controllers, and other relevant subsystems, including halt and step capabilities
  • Specify instruction, compute-engine, microcontroller, fabric-transaction, die-to-die, and network-gateway trace sources
  • Architect trace funnels, cross-die triggers, on-chip buffers, and a synchronized package-wide time base aligned with RAS error records
  • Define trace capture and export paths, including optional spill to memory and readout over PCIe; set bandwidth limits and measure tracing's effect on workloads
  • Architect performance-monitoring units and counters exposing stalls, latency, contention, and other behavior needed by software and silicon teams
  • Define post-mortem capture and crash-dump requirements, including what remains accessible after a subsystem fault or host-link reset
  • Establish authenticated debug-unlock levels with the Security Architect so production debug cannot expose protected data or secrets
  • Set validation criteria for run control, counters, trace records, decoders, and performance tools
  • Coordinate firmware control, silicon bring-up, and software export formats

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or a related technical field, or equivalent practical experience
  • At least 12 years of experience in SoC or ASIC architecture, design, verification, or silicon validation
  • At least 3 years defining or leading debug, trace, performance-monitoring, or silicon-observability features
  • Experience taking a debug or observability feature from specification through design and verification to silicon bring-up or production use
  • Working knowledge of run control, JTAG, trace capture, performance counters, and hardware and software interfaces for collecting and interpreting debug data
  • Experience writing technical specifications and resolving implementation tradeoffs with RTL, verification, firmware, software, and silicon validation teams
  • Experience synchronizing trace across multiple dies or subsystems, including timestamp alignment and cross-triggering
  • Familiarity with high-bandwidth trace collection, memory-backed capture, PCIe export, or tools that convert hardware traces into software-readable formats
  • Ability to drive the microarchitecture of trace funnels, counters, capture buffers, triggers, and related debug logic

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • Medical (including HSA plans)
  • Dental
  • Vision
  • Employee Life & AD&D insurance
  • 401(k)