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DeepRec.ai in Amsterdam, Netherlands is seeking a Senior Systems Performance Engineer for embedded technology. This hybrid role combines OS and kernel performance with hardware-aware optimisations to accelerate complex devices.
You will investigate performance bottlenecks, profile resource usage, and implement improvements across CPU, memory, GPU, and DVFS, collaborating with hardware and software teams to measure impact on real devices.
Senior Systems Performance Engineer - Embedded Technology
Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands
Working Pattern: Hybrid - 2 days per week in the office
Salary: €100,000 - €140,000 per annum + package
Job Type: Permanent
We're working with a global technology organisation developing next-generation systems and connected devices, and they're looking for a Senior Systems Performance Engineer to join a specialist engineering and research team.
This is a highly technical role focused on making complex devices faster, smoother and more power-efficient.
You'll work at the intersection of operating systems, system software and hardware, investigating difficult performance problems and developing solutions that can ultimately be implemented and measured on real devices.
This isn't an AI model development role. The focus is on low-level systems performance, operating systems and device optimisation.
Depending on your background, you could be working across areas including:
The team works on complex problems where improvements need to be measured, validated and demonstrated on real hardware.
We're open to different technical backgrounds. You do not need to have experience across every area listed above.
We're particularly interested in engineers with strong experience in one or more of the following:
Relevant titles could include:
Senior, Staff or Principal Systems Engineer, Kernel Engineer, OS Engineer, System Software Engineer, Performance Engineer, Platform Engineer, Android Framework Engineer, Runtime Engineer or Graphics Engineer.
We're particularly interested in engineers who can demonstrate that they have:
A typical strong candidate might come from an OS, kernel, Android, embedded, chipset or device-performance background.
This is an opportunity to work on technically challenging problems where your work has a direct impact on real-world device performance.
Rather than simply analysing performance issues, you'll have the opportunity to investigate the underlying cause, develop solutions and see those solutions implemented and measured on physical hardware.
If you enjoy working close to the operating system, understanding how hardware and software interact, and solving problems that require genuine systems-level engineering, this could be a strong fit.