GPU Backend Compiler Engineer – Equity Options

NVIDIA Gruppe; Santa Clara (CA); On-site; USD 108,000 - 195,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Equity

Benefits

Job summary

NVIDIA is seeking a Backend Compiler Engineer to join its GPU Software organization in Santa Clara. You will understand, modify, and improve a proprietary GPU compiler backend written in C++, focusing on register allocation passes and optimizations for top-tier performance.

You will collaborate with global compiler, hardware and application teams to drive improvements and solve complex issues, contributing to deep-learning compiler technology spanning architecture design and functional languages.

Qualifications

• BS/MS/PhD or equivalent experience in CS/EE.
• Experience with compiler code generation, preferably LLVM.
• Proficient C++ programming skills.
• Strong software engineering principles; robust and maintainable solutions.
• Good communication and documentation skills.

Responsibilities

• Understand, modify, and improve NVIDIA's proprietary GPU compiler backend written in C++.
• Develop new register allocation passes and optimizations for robust performance.
• Collaborate with global compiler, hardware and application teams to drive improvements and resolve problems.
• Be part of a team central to deep-learning compiler technology spanning architecture design and support through functional languages.

Skills

C++ programming

Software engineering principles

Communication skills

Education

BS/MS/PhD in CS/EE

Tools

LLVM

Job description

NVIDIA is seeking a Backend Compiler Engineer to join its GPU Software organization in Santa Clara. You will understand, modify, and improve a proprietary GPU compiler backend written in C++, focusing on register allocation passes and optimizations for top-tier performance.

You will collaborate with global compiler, hardware and application teams to drive improvements and solve complex issues, contributing to deep-learning compiler technology spanning architecture design and functional languages.