GCC Compiler Engineer (Sunnyvale, CA)
tachyumSunnyvale (CA)
GCC Compiler Engineer (Sunnyvale, CA)
Posted 3 days ago
tachyumSunnyvale (CA)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Responsibilities: Drive and deliver GCC on new platform with new computational mechanism
Build and manage GCC and GNU toolchain
Debug various issues with GCC and GNU toolchain
Apply knowledge and experience in porting GCC to new platforms
Run functionality and performance regressions
Optimize GCC performance for specific set of applications
Engage with an experienced cross-disciplinary staff to conceive new designs and innovations
Identify performance bottlenecks and optimize system performance
Qualifications: Proven C/C++ development and debugging experience with GCC compiler
Deep understanding of compilers for processors and/or GPUs
Skilled in object-oriented design and standard programming practices
Strong knowledge and experience with GNU Toolchain and GCC compiler
Experience using open source tools and integrating open source packages with Linux kernel
LLVM experience is a big plus
BS / MS in Computer Science or Electrical Engineering
Ability to learn new technologies and apply knowledge quickly
Ability to meet project milestones and deadlines
Benefits: Competitive salary and benefits package.
Opportunities for professional development and advancement.
International environment and further career progression.
Getting in touch with bleeding edge technology.
Collaborative and supportive work environment.
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