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From: Markus Kaltenbach <markus@transmeta.com>
Subject: US-CA-Santa Clara Compiler R&D Position Transmeta Corp.
Date: Sun, 23 Oct 2005 21:46:08 -0700


[web posting at
http://www.transmeta.com/corporate/career/jobe0532202b.html]


Compiler Research and Development
Requisition: E0532202B
Position Type: Full-Time Employee
Location: Santa Clara, California


Job Description:


We are looking for strong candidates to extend our R&D activities in
the area of compiler development. Primary areas of focus include the
design of a new programming models and the development of novel
compiler optimizations for a new and unique multi-processor
architecture.


Requirements:
* Experience with compiler backend and analysis technology.
* In-depth understanding of processor architecture.
* Excellent analytical and debugging skills.
* Self-motivated and comfortable working in a fast paced,
mission-critical engineering environment.


Valuable Skills:


* Familiarity with the PPC architecture.
* Familiarity with vectorization and parallelization technique.
* Strong programming and code analysis skills.


Experience:


* Minimum 3-5 years of experience.
* M.S. in Computer Science, Computer or Electrical Engineering
required.
* PhD in Computer Science, Computer or Electrical Engineering
preferred.


To Apply
Send your resume via email to paul@transmeta.com in plain text or HTML
format in the body of the message, no attachments please.

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