AI Summary
Join our AI-infrastructure team in San Francisco to optimize microsecond-level performance in complex C++ systems for GPU virtualization. Scale our platform and support new architectures.
Key Highlights
Optimize C++ virtualization library performance
Research oversubscription, checkpointing, and distributed GPU clusters
Support new architectures with deep system understanding
Technical Skills Required
Benefits & Perks
Relocation packages available
Typically 60-65 hour work weeks
Job Description
Title : Software Engineer (C++ Systems)
Location: San Francisco CA, United States (Onsite) - Relocation packages are available.
Client Industry: AI-infrastructure industry/ GPU Virtualization
Skills: C++, Rust
Job Description
We are looking for a Software Engineer (C++ Systems) to join our team and work on the core of our GPU virtualization stack. This role is ideal for someone who thrives on optimizing microsecond-level performance in complex C++ systems and is passionate about building impactful low-level GPU software. You will be instrumental in scaling our platform and serving a rapidly growing customer base.
What You'll Do
Performance optimization of the C++ virtualization library.
Research into oversubscription, checkpointing, and distributed GPU clusters.
Supporting new architectures with deep understanding across the system.
Systems-level debugging in production environments.
Diagnosing performance issues in machine learning workloads.
Tech stack C++
On-site work policy
Typically 60 - 65 hour work weeks which will likely require some weekend work. Relocation packages are available.
Work experience
Seniority: 2+ years of experience in C++ systems engineering.?
Experience working on low-?level systems in production.?
Experience with compilers,? networking protocols,? or kernels.?
Education
Required: Degree from a top Computer Science program with a 3.?7+ GPA.?
Required: School/University (Top 5 IITs or top 20 college/universities in the US)
Hard skills
Elite C++ expertise (Rust also sufficient but they will be working in C++).?
Experience optimizing NIC/C++ performance.?
Ability to trace performance issues across the stack.?