Founding Engineer - Autoresearch & GPU Platform

Cambridge Compute Co.; Cambridge; À distance; GBP 70 000 - 110 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Cambridge Compute Co. is building a global GPU compute network that automates experiments, data placement and cost-aware scheduling. You will work on the hardest problems in GPU computing, across hardware, distributed systems and ML research, contributing to the core infrastructure today.

The role requires a STEM background and proven ability to ship high-quality code, with open-source contributions valued. You will join a technically ambitious team in Cambridge.

Qualifications

• 3+ years of engineering experience shipping code (exceptional open-source work counts).
• Excellence in physics, maths, computer science or a related technical field.
• Standout open-source, business, industry or startup achievements.
• Experience building agentic workflows and multi-agent systems.
• Experimental judgement and ownership: learn quickly and carry work to a useful result.

Responsabilités

• Develop and evaluate methods for predicting demand, placing workloads and improving GPU utilisation.
• Work on frontier autoresearch: tackle open problems using state-of-the-art methods for agents that design, run and assess experiments.
• Profile, benchmark and optimise C3’s codebase for speed, efficiency and GPU utilisation.
• Collaborate with Research leadership to apply promising results to production.
• Contribute to reproducible research with reliable code, benchmarks and analyses.

Connaissances

Engineering experience shipping code

Open-source contributions

Physics/Math/CS excellence

Formation

STEM degree or equivalent

Description du poste

Cambridge Compute Co. is building a global GPU compute network that automates experiments, data placement and cost-aware scheduling. You will work on the hardest problems in GPU computing, across hardware, distributed systems and ML research, contributing to the core infrastructure today.

The role requires a STEM background and proven ability to ship high-quality code, with open-source contributions valued. You will join a technically ambitious team in Cambridge.