AI DSL Compiler Engineer (Entry Level)

Intel Corporation; Austin (TX); Hybrid; USD 129,000 - 182,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Stock bonuses

Health benefits

Hybrid work model

Job summary

Intel Corporation in Santa Clara, CA is seeking an entry-level Compiler Engineer to design, develop, and optimize compiler tools for CPUs, GPUs, and accelerators. You will work on LLVM/Clang, SYCL, and related frameworks within the DCG Compiler Engineering team.

The role emphasizes collaboration with hardware teams, performance tuning, and upstream Open Source contributions, with a hybrid work model and opportunities across global sites.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or closely related technical discipline.
• 2+ years of experience with C/C++, SYCL, CUDA, DSLs programming, OO design, and data structures.
• Experience with compiler technologies and LLVM compiler infrastructure.

Responsibilities

• Develop new compiler features and optimizations for Intel architectures.
• Collaborate with hardware teams to support new processor features and integration.
• Contribute to LLVM, Clang, SYCL, and Fortran compiler frameworks.
• Conduct functional and performance experiments, debugging, and defect resolution.
• Engage with open-source communities to advance compiler technology.
• Explore code parallelization, vectorization, and performance enhancements.
• Analyze application/benchmark performance to identify improvements.
• Work with cross-geo teams to ensure quality and performance standards.

Skills

C/C++

SYCL

CUDA

OO design

LLVM

Education

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or closely related technical discipline

Tools

LLVM

IR generation

TileIR

MLIR

Job description

Intel Corporation in Santa Clara, CA is seeking an entry-level Compiler Engineer to design, develop, and optimize compiler tools for CPUs, GPUs, and accelerators. You will work on LLVM/Clang, SYCL, and related frameworks within the DCG Compiler Engineering team.

The role emphasizes collaboration with hardware teams, performance tuning, and upstream Open Source contributions, with a hybrid work model and opportunities across global sites.