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LLVM Compiler Engineer

IC Resources
Cambridge
5 months ago
Applications closed

LLVM Compiler Engineer

£100,000+ DOE, UK remote working + stock options!

I'm currently partnered with a Semiconductor start-up, based in Silicon Valley. They are working on re-imagining Silicon, creating RISCV based computing platforms aimed at transforming the industry. As an LLVM Compiler Engineer you will develop functional and timing simulators, undertake performance analysis for architectural exploration and identify and fix performance bottlenecks. You'll also be involved in workload analysis, to develop a deep understanding of the characteristics of workloads in the target market (machine learning, data analytics, graph analytics).

They are looking for a passionate and dedicated person and in return, you'll get the opportunity to work in a fun, flexible collaborative working environment. Their team in the UK is currently small, but growing rapidly, therefore you have the chance to be part of a disruptive and talented group of exceptional people.

What's required for this LLVM Compiler Engineer position?

  • Strong C/C++ development skills
  • Excellent understanding of GPU/CPU architecture and microarchitecture
  • LLVM Expertise
  • Understanding of benchmarks and workloads in the ML space

If you are a LLVM Compiler Engineer, looking for an opportunity to work in a flexible, creative environment, please apply to learn more!

To find out more about this and other Software opportunities across the UK, please contact Mitch Wheaton at IC Resources

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