Drimva

HP

Fellow, Integrated Solutions & Ecosystem Architecture

$350K–$450K

Palo Alto, California, United States of America +1 · Full-time · Posted Oct 14, 2026

Location
Palo Alto, California, United States of America
Spring, Texas, United States of America
Education
Advanced degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering or a related discipline, or equivalent depth of industry experience.

About the job

Leads partner architecture and ecosystem engineering for HP Personal Systems, aligning external technology roadmaps and HP teams to deliver integrated, multi-generation product architectures and capabilities.

What you'll do

  • Lead architecture engagement and technical direction with strategic ecosystem partners; define partner requirements, interfaces, and commitments.
  • Develop integrated technology roadmaps and drive cross-company workstreams from concept through engineering commitment and product adoption.
  • Lead and mentor senior architects while shaping system architecture for next-generation AI and agentic computing.

What they ask for

  • Exceptional technical leadership across complex, large-scale computing platforms or product ecosystems.
  • Deep systems architecture expertise spanning several relevant areas, including silicon, operating systems, firmware, AI/ML systems, memory, security, cloud/edge computing, or hardware platforms.
  • Demonstrated experience shaping multi-generation technology roadmaps with major external technology partners.
  • Proven ability to productize emerging technologies and negotiate technical tradeoffs across organizations.

Nice to have

  • Senior architecture leadership in personal computing, semiconductor, operating-system, AI-platform, cloud/edge, or large-scale device organizations.
  • Experience with joint reference architectures, co-engineering programs, industry standards, or major partner-dependent initiatives.

Pay

$350,000 to $450,000 USD annually — base salary

Tools

silicon, operating systems, firmware, AI/ML systems, memory, security, cloud/edge computing, CPU/GPU/NPU

AI focus

Shapes next-generation AI and agentic computing architecture, including system-level integration of compute, memory, power, firmware, operating systems, AI runtimes, security, and device-edge-cloud capabilities.

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