Senior ML QA Engineer: CI/CD & Test Frameworks

Academic Key; Cambridge; À distance; GBP 65 000 - 90 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Flexible working

Generous leave

Pension with company match

Résumé du poste

Graphcore in Cambridge seeks a Senior Software Engineer (ML QA) to build production-grade test infrastructure for its ML stack, spanning from frameworks to AI accelerator hardware. You will design scalable test frameworks and CI/CD pipelines that run across simulators, emulators and physical hardware, creating representative ML workloads and turning results into practical improvements.

You will mentor junior engineers, influence engineering practices, and collaborate across teams to raise

Qualifications

• Strong Python skills demonstrated by production-quality software.
• Experience with large, complex codebases emphasizing testability and maintainability.
• Familiarity with building CI/CD pipelines and automated testing in Linux environments.
• Ability to read, debug and reason about low-level C/C++ code.

Responsabilités

• Design and build production-grade test infrastructure for ML software across frameworks and hardware.
• Architect scalable test frameworks and CI/CD pipelines for simulators, emulators and physical devices.
• Create representative ML workloads, analyze results and drive improvements to testing tooling.
• Mentor junior engineers and influence engineering practices to raise quality and standards.

Connaissances

Python

C/C++

CI/CD pipelines

Linux

Test automation

Mentoring

Description du poste

Graphcore in Cambridge seeks a Senior Software Engineer (ML QA) to build production-grade test infrastructure for its ML stack, spanning from frameworks to AI accelerator hardware. You will design scalable test frameworks and CI/CD pipelines that run across simulators, emulators and physical hardware, creating representative ML workloads and turning results into practical improvements.

You will mentor junior engineers, influence engineering practices, and collaborate across teams to raise