We have an opening for three compiler engineers at XMOS (Location:
Bristol, United Kingdom). Details below. If you are interested please
apply by going to http://www.xmos.com/company/jobs.
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Three compiler engineers required to expand the Tools Team. As part of a
small but expanding team, these roles will provide strong career
development opportunities to the right applicants. .
Qualifications
BSc, MSc or above in Electronic Engineering or related degree (at least
a 2:1 from a top tier university)
Experience
Roles exist for applicants with all levels of experience from graduates
with relevant compiler R&D experience to industry-experienced engineers
with commercial experience in language and compiler design.
Essential Skills
Depends on experience, but should include some of the following:
* Prior compiler development experience and strong understanding of
compiler fundamentals
* Experience in the back-end flow including code generation
strategies, register allocation and optimizations for performance
and code size
* Strong C/C++ programming skills
* Good communication skills
* Experience with LLVM an advantage
* Experience with real-time and multi-core processor architectures
an advantage
Key Responsibilities
To be a key contributor in a team producing industry-leading design
tools for embedded processors. This could include:
* Developing the XMOS C/C++/XC compilers
* Designing and implementing optimizations to address performance,
code size, power consumption and timing closure for real-time
programs
* Static and dynamic code analysis for measuring timing and
detecting deadlock
* Generating DWARF debugging information for optimized code
* Actively contributing to and sharing LLVM compiler improvements
with the open-source community
* Working with the apps team and with customers to contribute to
development of the XC concurrent and real-time programming language
* Working with the silicon team to contribute to development of
next-generation XMOS products and architecture
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Richard Osborne | XMOS
http://www.xmos.com
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