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Job Description:

An intriguing opportunity for a Machine Learning Processor Architect with an early-stage start-up developing a unique new processor technology. Our client has offices in London and Oxford; however, remote working is also possible.

As a Machine Learning Processor Architect, you will join as one of the early-stage founding members of the company, which is still less than ten people. You will be responsible for developing a brand-new processor architecture that has never been done before. Your tasks will include designing, modeling, and driving new architectural features for next-generation hardware, as well as evaluating the performance of cutting-edge AI workloads.

Requirements:

  • Understanding of computer architecture and the nuances of hardware-software co-design.
  • Experience with performance architecture of GPUs/AI Accelerators.
  • Experience with deep learning frameworks such as PyTorch or TensorFlow.

The company is open to candidates at various experience levels, provided they have the appropriate background. Visa sponsorship can be provided where needed. An excellent salary, plus stock options, are on offer. For more details, contact Caroline Pye.

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