Compiler positions available for week ending April 19

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From: "Ric Mirabile" <rerick@gis.net>
Subject: Tasking, U.S. and the Netherlands, SWE Compiler Development Positions
Date: 14 Apr 1998 22:01:43 GMT
Organization: Erickson Associates


Tasking Inc., an international leader in the development of software tools
for the embedded systems industry, seeks experienced Software Engineers
for Compiler Development in our Amersfoort, the Netherlands and Dedham, MA,
USA offices. Check out our Web Page at http://www.tasking.com
Excellent benefit package including pre- IPO stock options.


Contact: Ric Mirabile
e-mail ricm@tasking-us.com
FAX USA (781) 320-9212


BSCS (MSCS) preferred, 3-8 years of product development experience. Solid
knowledge of C/C++ and at least one assembly language. Specific expertise
shipping products using back end compiler technology (optimization and code
generation).




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Subject: Post-doc positions in Edinburgh
Date: Thu, 16 Apr 1998 19:56:27 +0100
From: "Michael O'Boyle" <mob@dcs.ed.ac.uk>
X-Status:


Positions available:


      Postdoctoral Research Associateship/ Postgraduate Studentship in


            Optimisation Techniques for High Performance Computing




Applications are invited for a research position, at the level of
either Postdoctoral Research Associateship or Postgraduate Research
Studentship, to work on the EC funded Long Term Research project
"MHAOTEU". The goal of this research project is to develop methods and
tools for interactive optimisation of memory hierarchy behaviour in
computationally-intensive applications. This 3-year project is a
collaboration between academic institutions and industrial partners
from the UK, France and Spain.


We are looking for an enthusiastic, self-motivated candidate, with a
good first degree in Computer Science, and a strong interest in one or
more of the following topics:




        program analysis and optimisation
        program transformations
        dynamic program behaviour
        caches and memory hierarchies
        auto-parallelisation
        interactive software engineering tools






Applicants for the Postdoctoral Research Associateship will also hold,
or be nearing completion of, a PhD in an area closely related to one
of the above topics.


This dynamic project involves close interaction with our European
partners at Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya (Barcelona), INRIA
and University of Versailles (Paris), EPC Ltd (Edinburgh), and ONERA
(Paris). Please refer to the web page :
http://www.dcs.ed.ac.uk/home/npt/particulars.ht ml for further
particulars and more detail about the project and salary scales. If
you have any further enquiries please contact


Dr. Nigel Topham
Department of Computer Science,
Edinburgh University, JCMB, Kings Buildings, Mayfield Rd, Edinburgh EH9 3JZ.
Tel. 0131 650 5171, fax. 0131 667 7209, e-mail Nigel.Topham@dcs.ed.ac.uk.


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Date: Fri, 17 Apr 1998 13:16:05 -0700 (PDT)
From: Anne Holler <aholler@cup.hp.com>
Subject: Summer Internships at HP, Cupertino


Summer Internship Areas in IA-64 Optimizer & Performance Analysis Projects
Performance Delivery Lab; Hewlett-Packard; Cupertino, California


In each of the areas listed below, you will gain an understanding of
the IA-64 instruction set and HP's low-level optimizer architecture.


1. Investigation of ILP vs. code size tradeoffs


2. Instruction scheduling analysis


3. Evaluate tradeoffs between run-time & compile-time wrt register allocation


4. Design & develop optimizing assembler


5. Identify performance bottlenecks in CPU-bound codes & formulate solutions


A general description of the HP SEED program can be found at
  http://www.jobs.hp.com/USA/college/internship/


For immediate consideration, please send a resume to one of the following:


US mail:
      Manoj Dadoo
      Hewlett-Packard, MS 42U5
      11000 Wolfe Road
      Cupertino, CA 95014


Fax:
      Attn: Manoj Dadoo
      (408) 447-4924


Internet (please send ASCII format only):
      manoj@cup.hp.com


Hewlett-Packard is an equal employment opportunity employer dedicated to
affirmative action and workforce diversity.


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Date: Fri, 17 Apr 1998 16:33:46 -0700
From: "Todd M. Caplan" <todd@garybaer.com>
Organization: Gary Baer Communications Inc.
Subject: Start-up Opportunity, Bay area


I am working with several companies to find the very best Back-End
Complier Engineers. I am working with companies from start-ups to large
corporations. If you find the job description below interesting, please
contact me at my office or by E-Mail for more details. Do not miss out
on the opportunity you have always been waiting for. This position is
for a very hot Start-up!


Job Title: Software Engineer or Senior Software Engineer (Compiler)
Job Location: Mt View, California (Bay Area)


Job Responsibilities:


Work with a small team to improve the performance of a novel
internally-designed retargetable C/C++ compiler back end
- Implement new optimizations such as:
* Inter-procedural analysis
* Improved scheduling and register allocation
* Loop unrolling
* Software pipelining
* Improved global and local optimizations
* Profile-based optimizations
- Implement support systems including:
* Debugger
* Processor simulator
* Profiler
- Analyze applications to determine optimizations needed
- Design and modify processor ISAs to match the requirements
    of particular applications


Job Requirements:


BSEE or BSCS
3+ years industry experience
Experience with compiler back ends
Object-oriented design and C++ experience
Some knowledge of computer architecture and hardware concepts
Ability to rapidly understand large existing code bases
The right candidate will be able to move rapidly and confidently
to tackle new challenges


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Todd M. Caplan
Gary Baer Communications, Inc.
Wk: 800-335-1945
Fax: 800-982-6367
E-mail: todd@garybaer.com
WWW: www.garybaercom.com
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