Compiler Engineer (LLVM/GCC)

Compiler Development Engineer - Pioneering the Future of Computing Join a leading global technology provider, a company at the forefront of innovation in information and communications technology (ICT) infrastructure and smart devices. We're dedicated to advancing the boundaries of technology and are seeking a talented Compiler Development Engineer to join our esteemed research laboratory. Job Summary: Our mission is to revolutionize compiler productivity and performance. We are actively involved in the development of open-source compilers (GCC/LLVM) and are committed to contributing to the broader open-source community. Our laboratory boasts an international team of renowned industry experts, focusing on cutting-edge areas such as computer graphics, general computing, 5G, and autonomous driving. We are driven by the exploration, innovation, and breakthrough of leading-edge compiler technology and various computing fields. Our primary research directions include compiler optimization, compiler intermediate representation (IR) design, and software-defined ISA. Key Responsibilities: Design, implement, and optimize the performance of compilers. Provide insightful analysis of compilation technology trends. Actively participate in the open-source community and contribute to ecosystem development. Required Skills and Experience: Extensive experience in compiler development and architectural design. Established connections within open-source communities, particularly LLVM and/or GCC. Proficiency in software performance analysis and optimization. Desired Skills and Experience: PhD in a relevant subject. Strong computer science knowledge and coding skills (C/C++, architecture, data structures, and algorithms). Strong self-motivation and a passion for exploring new technological frontiers. Excellent communication skills. Ability to work effectively within a team. Join us and be part of a team that is shaping the future of computing! Keywords: CompilerDevelopment OpenSource LLVM GCC CompilerOptimization SoftwareEngineering ComputerScience HighPerformanceComputing