Compiler positions available for week ending August 15

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Date: Wed, 11 Aug 2010 22:40:53 -0500
Subject: Compiler Development Engineer (GCC) at Cisco, San Jose CA
From: breroger <breroger@cisco.com>


Compiler Development Engineer (GCC)


Location:
San Jose, California


Description:
Cisco seeks a compiler development engineer with a strong academic
background in compiler technology. The ideal candidate will have an MS in
Computer Science or a Ph. D., significant coursework and thesis/projects
related to compiler development, exposure to open source compiler
development such as GCC, coursework related to processor architectures and
operating systems. Background working with toolchains for Linux preferred.
R864662


Contact:
Brent Rogers
CISCO Recruiter
Email: breroger@cisco.com
Phone: 972-813-4959
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/hotjob


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Date: Mon, 16 Aug 2010 12:12:18 -0700
From: Scott_Spears@playstation.sony.com
Subject: Staff Compiler Engineer opening at Sony Playstation - Foster City, CA


Staff Compiler Engineer (Job Number: 01810)


Primary Location : United States-California-San Francisco Bay Area -
Foster City


Description


SCE US Research & Development requires an engineer to create, support, and
a maintain shader compilers for SCE's current and future platforms.
Compiler is expected to be reliable, generate small and fast code, provide
clear error messages, and perform well in the context of our development
environment. Engineer is also expected to support this and other
compilers, respond to bugs, feature requests and requests for help from
third party developers.


Responsibilities:


Develop and maintain SCE shader compilers
Develop front-end for a new shader programming language
Research, design and implement middle-end and target specific
optimizations
Implement production-ready compiler code that is stable and integrates
with our other debugging and development environment tools
Work with documentation team to create user documentation
Support game developers using the compiler, fixing bugs and giving advice
as appropriate


Qualifications


At least 3 years experience working on a production compiler
Strong C and C++ development skills
Sold experience in all aspects of compiler development: front-ends,
high-level, general and target specific optimizations, code generation,
instruction scheduling, performance analysis and tuning, testing
Ability to work with and to communicate with team members and third party
developers
Ability to set and manage own priorities while contributing to team's
overall goals
Any experience with shader compilation, shader programming, graphics
pipeline, GPGPU, or GPU architectures is a plus


Education:


Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or equivalent or related field or
equivalent experience
Master's degree in Computer science or related field preferred




Be a part of the most exciting and innovative computer entertainment
company in North America. Sony Computer Entertainment America (SCEA)
markets the PlayStation(R) family of products and develops, publishes,
markets, and distributes software for the PS oneTM console, PlayStation(R)2,
PlayStation(R)3, and the PlayStation Portable (PSPTM) computer entertainment
systems. Based in Foster City, California, SCEA serves as headquarters for
all North American operations and is a wholly owned subsidiary of Sony
Computer Entertainment Inc.


If interested, please email resume to Scott Spears at
scott_spears@playstation.sony.com or apply directly at
http://playstation.taleo.net/careersection/sceaexternal1/jobdetail.ftl?lang=en&job=01810

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