Compiler positions available for week ending October 31

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From: Sherilyn Allen <SherilynA@bsquare.com>
Subject: Compiler jobs at bsquare, Seattle area
Date: Tue, 26 Oct 1999 13:41:25 -0700


Compiler Engineers
Position Overview:
In this position, you would be working with a small,
dedicated team to port a high-quality commercial C++ compiler to a new
architecture. This compiler team works alongside other experienced
compiler teams porting the same compiler to other new CPUs, which provides
for a rich learning environment. Each of our compiler teams is supported by
dedicated build and quality assurance teams. The build team builds the
compiler nightly and the QA team tests the compiler at least weekly using
in-house and commercial test suites containing over 40,000 test cases. Our
porting projects tend to last approximately one year. At the end of a
project, team members have the opportunity to begin work on new projects.
Our compilers are used to build the Windows CE operating system. Developers
around the world use our compilers to create applications for Windows CE.
Key Responsibilities:
The work primarily consists of adding new machine-dependent
code generation and optimization phases to the core compiler for a given
CPU. The focus is on generating code suitable for embedded systems. In
some cases, the team may create a new assembler, add linker support, or
modify the C runtime to support the new architecture.
Minimum qualifications:
* Candidate should enjoy working at the systems level
* Candidate should have experience using at least one assembly
language
* Must have some knowledge of compilers either as a result of
schooling or experience
* Prefer code generation knowledge
* BSCS or equivalent
* Ability to work well in a small team environment
* Strong desire to work on commercial products
Company Overview:
BSQUARE Corporation is a dynamic software organization
enabling the Intelligent Computing Device revolution through Windows
CE-based software products and services. BSQUARE's expertise in Windows CE
is derived from years of contributing to the development of the Windows CE
operating system, and from serving as a Microsoft preferred provider of
Visual Tools for Windows CE.
Interested candidates are encouraged to apply today:
BSQUARE Corporation
Bellevue, WA
recruiting@bsquare.com <mailto:recruiting@bsquare.com>
www.bsquare.com <http://www.bsquare.com>
425-519-5999 FAX








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Date: Thu, 28 Oct 1999 16:49:17 -0700
From: Michelle Nelson <michelle@silicon-spice.com>
Subject: Jobs at Silicon Spice, silicon valley
X-Status:


#5121 - Compiler Engineer


                                                                      Job Responsibilities:


Design and implement portions of the compiler backend algorithms
including traditional and proprietary optimizations, code generation,
register allocation and scheduling. Provide support for an integrated
debugger environment


                                                                      Job Requirements:


Understand and modify large existing C++ code bases Develop large new
subsystems in C++ Work within the team to design algorithms and
interfaces including loop optimization, code selection and scheduling,
register allocation and profile driven optimization for a proprietary
architecture Excellent C++ skills Analyze applications for performance
issues Provide input on new architecture MSCS/EE/Math 3+ years
industry experience in Backend Compiler work


Please see our website for more information www.siliconspice.com
Send Resume to: jobs@silicon-spice.com

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