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From: Susan Raskin <susanhrinsj@gmail.com>
Subject: GNU C Compiler Engineer for MIPS Technologies, Sunnyvale, CA
Date: Fri, 24 Feb 2012 17:30:03 -0800 (PST)


MIPS Technologies has a newly created position in its Sunnyvale, CA
headquarters for a Senior Gnu C Compiler engineer. This engineer will
develop enhancements to GCC and contribute those enhancements to the
open-source community, and will be the resident expert on GCC within
MIPS. He or she will work with MIPS' test and verification engineers
to identify and solve day-to-day customer and internal GCC compiler
issues.


The ideal candidate will have a BSCS and five or more years industry
experience contributing target-specific enhancements to the open
source gnu C compiler; the target may be MIPS, ARM, or x86, but MIPS
is strongly preferred. He or she will have demonstrated strong MIPS
assembly language skills and expert-level knowledge of the gnu
toolchain in an industry environment; academic experience will not be
very helpful.


This position is available only on an on-site, full work-week,
salaried basis, in Sunnyvale, CA, and is not suitable for an
internship, consultancy, or telecommute arrangement. Candidates must
have the legal right to work in the United States without sponsorship
from an employer.


To apply for this position, email resume to susan@mips.com or apply
through the careers section of the MIPS website at www.mips.com. MIPS
Technologies is an equal opportunity employer.

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