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Artificial Analysis, Inc. is seeking a Member of Technical Staff (Hardware) to design and run AI hardware benchmarks for GPUs, TPUs and custom silicon in San Francisco.
You will develop and extend benchmarking stacks and work closely with chipmakers to shape methodology and standards. The role requires 3+ years in AI accelerators, strong Python/data-analysis skills, and deep knowledge of inference economics.
Artificial Analysis is the leading independent AI benchmarking company. We support labs, engineers and enterprises to understand AI capabilities and make critical decisions about their AI strategies. We are the go-to authority for understanding AI, from AI labs and enterprises to media, investors, and policymakers. Our benchmarks don’t just measure the cutting edge of AI, they are actively shaping the frontier.
Our benchmarks and analysis are trusted by hundreds of thousands of users and are the go-to reference for leading AI labs including OpenAI, Google, Meta, NVIDIA and Anthropic, and major publications including the Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, the Financial Times and The Economist.
We are a team of 40+, on track to double by end of year, backed by Nat Friedman (GitHub, Meta), Daniel Gross (SSI, Meta), Andrew Ng (Google Brain, DeepLearning.ai, Amazon), Adam D’Angelo (Quora, Poe, OpenAI), Clem Delangue (Hugging Face) and other industry leaders.
AI hardware is where the next decade of AI economics will be decided, and our hardware benchmarks are becoming the reference point for how the industry measures accelerators. We’re hiring into our hardware pillar to drive that coverage: benchmarking the GPUs, TPUs and custom silicon the AI industry runs on, and building the analysis that helps the industry understand them.
You’ll design and run performance benchmarks across accelerators and inference configurations, extend our hardware benchmarking stack, including AA-AgentPerf and our performance benchmarking suite, build cost and throughput models, and work directly with the leading chipmakers to benchmark their latest silicon. This is a technical, hands-on role at the intersection of silicon and AI, working directly with our founders and hardware pillar lead.
You should come from the world of AI accelerators.
Backgrounds include: engineering, product, performance or technical roles at AI accelerator and inference hardware companies (e.g. Cerebras, Groq, SambaNova, d-Matrix, Etched, MatX, Tenstorrent or similar), GPU and accelerator teams at larger players (NVIDIA, AMD, Google, Amazon, Qualcomm), or inference infrastructure companies working close to the silicon.
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