Senior Fortran HPC Compiler Engineer (Flang) Equity

NVIDIA; Hillsboro (OR); On-site; USD 184,000 - 288,000; Full time

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Equity

Benefits

Job summary

NVIDIA's HPC compiler group seeks a Fortran compiler developer to advance one of the world's leading optimizing compilers. Join a front-row seat to state-of-the-art compiler work for HPC, focusing on Flang, Fortran, OpenACC, and OpenMP.

The role will solve tough problems at the intersection of compilers, parallel programming models, and HPC architectures, implement features in LLVM Flang, and collaborate with application teams on meaningful HPC challenges.

Qualifications

• 6+ years experience working on a production Fortran compiler.
• Bachelors, Masters, or Ph.D. in Computer Science, ECE or equivalent.
• Proven understanding of compiler internals including semantic analysis.
• Knowledge of C/C++ fundamentals with deep parallel architectures knowledge.

Responsibilities

• Solve difficult problems at the intersection of compilers, programming models, and HPC architectures.
• Implement and improve features in LLVM Flang, OpenACC, and OpenMP.
• Participate in evolution of standard language parallelism for GPUs and multicore CPUs.
• Balance individual effort with teamwork through debugging, prototyping, and productization.
• Discuss and refine software designs and implementation strategies with peers.
• Partner with application teams to tackle meaningful HPC compilation challenges.

Skills

Fortran compiler development

Compiler internals

C/C++ programming

Parallel architectures

OpenACC/OpenMP knowledge

Education

Bachelor's in CS/ECE

Master's or Ph.D. in CS/ECE

Tools

Flang

OpenACC

OpenMP

CUDA

Modern C++

Job description

NVIDIA's HPC compiler group seeks a Fortran compiler developer to advance one of the world's leading optimizing compilers. Join a front-row seat to state-of-the-art compiler work for HPC, focusing on Flang, Fortran, OpenACC, and OpenMP.

The role will solve tough problems at the intersection of compilers, parallel programming models, and HPC architectures, implement features in LLVM Flang, and collaborate with application teams on meaningful HPC challenges.