Senior ML Accelerator Runtime Engineer

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amazonSeattle (WA)

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SENIORITY

Lead

About the role

Amazon is seeking a Software Development Engineer for the AWS Neuron Runtime Team to build and maintain high‐performance runtime libraries and drivers for AI accelerators such as Inferentia and Trainium. You will design, develop, and deploy Neuron Runtime and other Neuron components, and contribute to profiling to optimize AI workloads across devices. You will work with cross‐functional teams to enable performance insights, own end‐to‐end services, and participate in post‐incident reviews while

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