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Date: | 22 Mar 2001 01:20:52 -0500 |
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From: dominic_mallinson@playstation.sony.com
Subject: Compiler positions at Sony Computer Entertainment (Foster City,CA)
Compiler research and development positions at Sony Computer Entertainment
America R&D
Location: Foster City, CA, USA (Bay area)
Start date: asap & ongoing
Permanent position (no contracting required)
Salary: negotiable
Please contact: <dominic_mallinson@playstation.sony.com>
Skills Required: BSc/MSc/PHd in Computer Science or Electrical Engineering.
Experience/education in compiler design. Experience with the GCC source is
a definite bonus. Knowledge of back-end, optimization, scheduling and
machine description. An understanding of VLIW, SIMD and other parallel
architectures is also desirable.
Description of Positions:
We are looking for positions is compiler research & development for future
parallel architectures as well as GCC support/development engineers for our
current GCC tool chain for PlayStation 2.
Dominic Mallinson
Director of Technology, R+D,
Sony Computer Entertainment America,
919 East Hillsdale Blvd., Foster City, CA 94404.
Tel: 650 655 5613 Fax: 650 655 8180
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