RISC-V CPU Compiler Engineer (Open Source)

Nutanix; United States; Remote; USD 167,000 - 251,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Annual bonus

RSU grants

Comprehensive benefits

Job summary

Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. is seeking a RISC-V CPU Compiler Engineer to advance CPU performance and open-source toolchains.

You will enhance LLVM-based code generation, collaborate with hardware and software teams, and contribute improvements to open-source projects used to optimize Qualcomm silicon. You will work in a team focused on performance, response time, and usability across the compilation stack, including compilers, linkers, and libraries.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree required with 4+ years in hardware/software engineering.
• Experience contributing to LLVM or similar compiler toolchains.
• Experience with open source software and communities.

Responsibilities

• Contribute to LLVM-based pipeline for Qualcomm CPUs with RISC-V focus.
• Analyze workloads, benchmark, and optimize code generation and performance.
• Collaborate with hardware teams to enable open-source support for Qualcomm silicon.
• Engage with open-source communities and improve tool usability for developers.

Skills

LLVM optimization

Code generation

C/C++

Open source contribution

RISC-V/AArch64

Benchmarking

Computer architecture

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical/Computer Engineering or Computer Science

Master's degree in Electrical/Computer Engineering or Computer Science

PhD in Electrical/Computer Engineering, Computer Science

Tools

GCC

LLVM toolchain

GDB/LLDB

Profilers (e.g., perf, vtune)

Job description

Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. is seeking a RISC-V CPU Compiler Engineer to advance CPU performance and open-source toolchains.

You will enhance LLVM-based code generation, collaborate with hardware and software teams, and contribute improvements to open-source projects used to optimize Qualcomm silicon. You will work in a team focused on performance, response time, and usability across the compilation stack, including compilers, linkers, and libraries.