Engineering and infrastructure
AI compilers, kernels and runtime systems
AI compilers, kernels and runtime systems is the work of turning model computation into fast, efficient operations on real hardware. AI companies need it because the gap between a model on paper and a model that runs affordably is large.
Models keep growing, and serving them costs real compute. Companies now want engineers who can close the gap between what the hardware can do and what the model actually uses. Hiring is tricky because the skills sit in compilers, systems programming and accelerator performance, and few people span them. Titles vary widely. A strong hire shows measured speedups and can explain where the time went.
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Where the people come from
Compilers, systems programming or accelerator performance
Not to be confused with. Architecture research and data-centre facilities are distinct families.
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