Serbia- LLVM Compiler Engineer

NextSilicon 

📍 Novi Beograd, Serbia 🇷🇸

full-time
mid-level
Expired
Posted —
This job posting has expired View All Compiler Engineer Jobs

Key Skills

LLVMCompilerRISC-VToolchainOptimization

Industry

SemiconductorRobotics

Job Description

NextSilicon is reimagining high-performance computing (HPC & AI). Our accelerated compute solutions leverage intelligent adaptive algorithms to vastly accelerate supercomputers, driving them forward into a new generation. We have developed a novel software-defined hardware architecture that is achieving significant advancements in both the HPC and AI domains.

At NextSilicon, everything we do is guided by three core values:

  • Professionalism: We strive for exceptional results through professionalism and unwavering dedication to quality and performance.
  • Unity: Collaboration is key to success. That's why we foster a work environment where every employee can feel valued and heard.
  • Impact: We're passionate about developing technologies that make a meaningful impact on industries, communities, and individuals worldwide.

We are looking for a software engineer with a performance-oriented mindset and experience in compilers and parallel frameworks. If you enjoy understanding hardware-software systems end-to-end and want to shape the future of accelerated computing, join our SDK group and help us push the boundaries even further

Requirements:

  • Strong experience in backend development within the LLVM compiler, including SelectionDAG, MIR, and TableGen
  • Hands-on experience with LLVM IR (opt) level development
  • Experience in low-level optimizations for specific hardware architectures—an advantage
  • Experience in RISC-V compiler backend development—an advantage

Responsibilities:

  • Develop a toolchain and compiler stack for NextSilicon’s next-generation hardware.
  • Collaborate closely with teams across the organization.
  • Contribute to other software software stack components, including the runtime engine and parallel frameworks, which are integral to accelerating HPC applications.