Systems/Low level Software Developer - GPU Hardware Exercisers/Stress

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THE ROLE:

Our growing team plays a major role in architecting and shaping data center GPUs offered by AMD.

As part of the Exerciser team, you will architect and develop low-level GPU testcases ("exercisers") to expose silicon and software bugs. This will require strong collaboration with stakeholders from design, emulation, driver, firmware, and debug teams.

Candidates with a background or strong skills in both GPU and systems programming (Linux kernel and userspace) will excel in this role. Out-of-the-box thinking and leveraging of novel approaches to address tough technical challenges is encouraged. Join our growing team to accelerate introduction of cutting-edge compute products into the datacenter market.

THE PERSON:

We are seeking a highly analytical and detail-oriented individual with proven problem-solving skills. The successful candidate will possess strong technical expertise, specifically in GPU programming and Linux systems programming. You should be comfortable working both collaboratively as part of a team and independently, demonstrating the ability to manage your workload efficiently with minimal supervision.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Develop new stress applications utilizing knowledge of the underlying microarchitecture to discover issues in hardware and software
• Participate in debugging found issues to root cause
• Contribute to in-house stress application frameworks

PREFERRED EXPERIENCE:

• The preferred candidate has worked on at least three projects utilizing many of the skills below:

GPU programming (CUDA / HIP / OpenCL / SP3 assembly)

GPU architecture expertise

Microprocessor validation/ verification

Experience with parallel programming, concurrency, and memory consistency models

Modern C++ programming

Low-level/firmware programming

Linux device drivers and/or kernel development

Linux userspace systems programming

ACADEMIC CREDENTIALS:

Bachelor or master's degree in Electrical/Computer Engineering, Mathematics, Computer Science or an equivalent preferred, 10 plus years industry experience

LOCATION:

Austin, Texas

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