AI-Driven Hardware Software Engineer (FPGA/ASIC)

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boolsiBrooklyn (NY)

Computer Hardware Engineers Semiconductor and Related Device Manufacturing

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About the role

BoolSi, Inc. is building AI systems that automate hardware design, generation, verification, and optimization for FPGA and ASIC architectures. The team works at the intersection of AI, compilers, verification, and developer tools to push the boundaries of what software can automate in hardware. You will tackle challenging problems across software engineering, machine learning, compilers, and architecture, contributing to scalable AI-driven hardware workflows and collaboration with researchers

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