Real-Time Embedded DSL Compiler Engineer

Alumni Founders; Los Angeles (CA); On-site; USD 130,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

Revel seeks an exceptional Compiler Engineer to join our core platform team. You’ll design and develop our specialized compiler infrastructure for hardware control language used in aerospace, automotive, energy, and manufacturing sectors.

Collaborate across software, hardware, and systems engineering; optimize performance, determinism, and robustness; engage in R&D to push forward compiler tech.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or related discipline.
• Deep expertise in compiler design and implementation using LLVM or custom compiler toolchains.
• Proficiency in C++.
• Strong grasp of compiler internals, optimization techniques, and code generation strategies.
• Proven experience with performance optimization and deterministic system constraints.
• Excellent problem-solving abilities and a rigorous engineering mindset.

Responsibilities

• Design, develop, and optimize compilers for Revel’s proprietary hardware control language.
• Implement parsing, semantic analysis, intermediate representation (IR), optimization passes, and code generation.
• Collaborate closely with software, hardware, and systems engineering teams to refine and evolve our compiler architecture.
• Improve compiler robustness, efficiency, determinism, and maintainability through rigorous testing and benchmarking.
• Engage in research and development activities, contributing innovative solutions to complex compiler-related challenges.

Skills

Compiler design

LLVM/Compiler toolchains

C++ proficiency

Compiler internals

Performance optimization

Deterministic systems

Problem solving

Education

Bachelor’s or Master’s in CS/CE

Job description

Revel seeks an exceptional Compiler Engineer to join our core platform team. You’ll design and develop our specialized compiler infrastructure for hardware control language used in aerospace, automotive, energy, and manufacturing sectors.

Collaborate across software, hardware, and systems engineering; optimize performance, determinism, and robustness; engage in R&D to push forward compiler tech.