Compiler positions available for week ending February 14

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From: =?UTF-8?B?QyBCZXJnc3Ryw7Zt?= <cbergstrom@pathscale.com>
Subject: [JOB] PathScale multiple positions


If you are passionate and love working on compilers this is your home.
PathScale has a family-like culture where engineers get to take
ownership of challenging problems and areas of code. Most of the
positions below will be working directly on clang/llvm and or code
which tightly integrates.


Location : Remote (CN/RU ok, work from home) - no relocation


Full and part time positions available


We cover a range of targets: GPU (NVIDIA), IBM Power8, Intel
processors and multiple ARMv8 across several programming models
(OpenACC, OMP4, C++AMP, CUDA and Fortran)


Positions available
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2 engineers - Fanatical about vectorization


1 engineer - understands the importance of loop optimizations (Not
poly* anything) This may also overlap with OpenMP, OpenACC and GPGPU


1 engineer - loves alias analysis (Implementing algorithms, bug fixes
and ensuring optimizations take advantage of AA)


1 engineer - register allocation and scheduling experience


1 engineer - wants to write asm and hand tune math libraries all day
1 engineer - is interested in tying compiler optimization phases into IDE


1 engineer - General: Bug fixes, build system (cmake) and working on
lots of different areas


We are seeking candidates who have experience with LLVM, Clang, Open64
or custom parsers/lexers. You must have a solid experience with C and
C++. Knowing how to write *correct* c++ code is very important.
Academic qualifications aren't as important as your willingness to
learn and eagerness to do great work.


Contact me directly - No recruiters
cbergstrom[\at]pathscale.com

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