HPC Co-Design Engineer: Virtual Prototyping & Optics

CEA; Saclay; Sur place; EUR 40 000 - 60 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

CEA in Saclay is looking for a co-design engineer for future computing architectures in high-performance computing (HPC). This role involves developing innovative methodologies for HW/SW co-design in a fixed-term contract setting. Responsibilities include modeling optical systems, creating virtual prototypes, and optimizing architectures. Ideal candidates should possess an engineering or PhD degree, programming skills in C++, Java, Scala, knowledge of digital electronic architecture, and experience with tools like QEMU and Docker. The position promotes inclusivity for disabled applicants.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree or PhD in computer science, electronics or embedded systems is required.
• Strong knowledge of digital electronic architecture including processors and NoC is essential.
• High level programming skills in C++, Java, and Scala are needed.
• Experience with scripting languages like Bash and Python is mandatory.
• Knowledge of simulation tools like QEMU is highly desirable.

Responsabilités

• Develop models for computing systems integrating optical links using VPSim.
• Create a high-level virtual prototype for KPI estimations.
• Optimize architectural parameters for power, performance, and sustainability.
• Collaborate with research partners on expanding CEA VPSIM tool.
• Contribute software components to open-source ecosystems.
• Participate in scientific dissemination of research results.

Connaissances

C++

Java

Scala

Python

Digital electronic architecture

IDE tools

Docker

QEMU

Formation

Engineering or master's degree, or PhD in computer science, electronics or embedded systems

Outils

SVN/Git

make/cmake

Description du poste

CEA in Saclay is looking for a co-design engineer for future computing architectures in high-performance computing (HPC). This role involves developing innovative methodologies for HW/SW co-design in a fixed-term contract setting. Responsibilities include modeling optical systems, creating virtual prototypes, and optimizing architectures. Ideal candidates should possess an engineering or PhD degree, programming skills in C++, Java, Scala, knowledge of digital electronic architecture, and experience with tools like QEMU and Docker. The position promotes inclusivity for disabled applicants.