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Our client has developed the next-generation of custom-designed AI accelerators, which are optimised for training & inference of large AI models. With working prototypes already, they are now looking to scale the business as quickly as possible.


We’re seeking highly experienced & motivated individuals to design & build the software architecture for our next-generation GPUs. This role demands deep expertise in C & C++ programming, low-level programming, compiler construction & optimisation techniques.


Role:Software Engineer(Senior & Staff)

Location:London

Salary:DOE / Competitive + benefits


Responsibilities

  • Design & develop the software architecture for the next-generation TPU, ensuring high performance & scalability.
  • Collaborate with hardware engineers to integrate software & hardware components seamlessly.
  • Optimise software performance through advanced techniques in low-level programming & compiler design.
  • Develop & maintain machine learning frameworks & tools to leverage the full potential of the TPU.
  • Conduct code reviews, provide technical mentorship, & guide other team members in best practices.
  • Stay current with industry trends & advancements in GPU technologies, machine learning, & optical computing.
  • Lead & participate in the development of technical documentation & specifications.
  • Drive innovation & contribute to the strategic direction of the software engineering team.


Skills & Experience

  • 5+ years of experience in software engineering with a focus on C & C++ programming.
  • Extensive experience in compilers, low-level programming, & optimisation techniques.
  • Proven expertise in machine learning & its applications in high-performance computing.
  • Strong problem-solving skills & the ability to think critically & creatively.
  • Experience in high-pace, dynamic work environments.
  • Bachelor's degree in computer science, electrical engineering, telecoms engineering, mathematics, or a related field.
  • Excellent teamwork & communication skills, with the ability to collaborate effectively with cross-functional teams.
  • Personal projects are a key differentiating factor & hold more weight than other requirements.

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