Engineering and infrastructure
AI accelerators and hardware co-design
AI accelerators and hardware co-design is the work of shaping chips and compute architectures around the demands of AI workloads. AI companies need it when off-the-shelf hardware limits how fast, how cheaply or how far their models can run.
Compute is now one of the biggest constraints on what an AI company can build, so more teams want a say in the hardware underneath their models. The hires are tricky because the skills sit between disciplines. A strong chip designer may not understand model behaviour, and a strong ML engineer may not understand silicon. Look for people who can reason across both and explain the trade-offs plainly.
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4 roles
Where the people come from
Computer architecture, electrical engineering or chip design
Not to be confused with. Facilities and software compilers remain separate ownership areas.
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