GPU Driver Developer

We’re looking for an experienced GPU Driver Developer.

You will focus the design, development, implementation, and toolchain of a high-performance host-side driver stack and API for our proprietary RISC-V GPU architecture.

We are looking to fill a range of Junior to Senior roles.

Focus on the design of a low-level path-tracing, graphics, and compute API for our proprietary GPU Play a key role in the development of User & Kernel Mode Drivers that can be executed on a host CPU running Windows or Linux, or embedded on a RISC-V CPU running Linux Coordinate with the GPU Compiler team to communicate with the GPU through PCIe or on-board shared memory Coordinate with the GPU Standards Development team to implement functionality required by industry standard APIs that overlay our proprietary GPU driver Develop a toolchain for development, optimization, and debugging Qualifications: Bachelor’s/Master’s degree in Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or related field Industry experience with high-performance graphics and compute drivers Experience developing drivers for Windows and Linux Deep understanding of User Mode and Kernel Mode driver development Good understanding of modern GPU APIs such as Vulkan, Metal, DirectX, CUDA, and SYCL Strong knowledge of CPU architecture and microarchitecture Strong proficiency in C/C++ programming Experience with code analysis, IR (LLVM, MLIR, ISPC), and LLVM and GCC internals Demonstrated ability to ship high-quality production software Preferred Qualifications: Understanding and experience with RISC-V and vector processors Experience with PCIe bus communications Experience co-designing hardware architectures Understanding of path and ray tracing Compensation Range: $175,000–$250,000 per year (California). This range represents the anticipated base pay for this role; the final offer may vary based on qualifications, experience, and location.