Sr. Multimedia System Architect

Company Overview Ambiq &nbsp;is on a mission to enable intelligence everywhere — powering the AI edge revolution with the world's lowest-power semiconductor solutions. Built on our proprietary sub- and near-threshold technology, our chips deliver multi-fold improvements in energy efficiency without costly process scaling. Since 2010, we've shipped over 290 million units to customers building smarter wearables, medical devices, IoT products, and AI-powered edge applications. Our cross-functional teams span design, research, development, production, marketing, sales, and operations across Austin, Hsinchu, Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Singapore. We move fast, tackle hard problems, and create space for people to grow through complex, meaningful work that shapes the future of technology. We're looking for self-motivated, creative problem-solvers who are eager to push technological limits and make a real impact in energy efficiency. At Ambiq, we live by five values:&nbsp; Innovate. Collaborate. Focus. Learn. Achieve. If that's you, join us — the intelligence everywhere revolution starts here. &nbsp; This role will be on-site 5 days a week in NW Austin. Scope &nbsp; This role will be on-site 5 days a week in NW Austin. &nbsp; As the Sr Multimedia System Architect at Ambiq, you will drive the architectural definition of various aspects of Ambiq’s low-power SoCs, with a specific focus on multimedia technologies, including graphics, display, video, imaging, and AI. &nbsp; This is a critical function at Ambiq&nbsp;that supports the delivery of the world’s lowest-power electronic devices, enabling ubiquitous AI at the edge. This is a cross-functional position working with software and hardware engineering teams, applications engineering, and field teams to ensure alignment to product requirements, logical and physical design constraints, power and performance targets, and overall system architecture. This role will encompass&nbsp;high-level&nbsp;architectural&nbsp;specification, low-level microarchitecture, process-node-dependent analysis, power/performance modeling, and use-case definition. &nbsp; <span data-con