3 months ago
Base Salary
$213k - $263k/yr
Responsibilities
- Leverage agentic AI to accelerate analysis, planning, and implementation of production software improvements.
- Analyze performance characteristics of compiler-generated code and implement optimizations to improve performance.
- Design and implement compiler support for novel features of Waymo’s high-performance architecture.
- Collaborate with hardware architects on the development of a neural-network inference platform through hardware/software codesign.
- Work with model developers to tune neural networks for improved inference efficiency and accuracy.
Requirements
- BS degree in Computer Science or Electrical Engineering, or equivalent experience, with 5+ years of industry experience; or an MS degree with 3+ years; or a PhD degree with 1+ years.
- At least 3 years of experience working on compilers for parallel architectures.
- At least 1 year of experience working with ML inference or linear algebra computation.
- C++ programming skills, including leveraging agentic AI acceleration.
- Python programming experience is preferred.
- Experience with neural-network compilers, especially MLIR-based compilers, is preferred.
- Knowledge of neural-network inference computer architectures and neural-network performance characteristics is preferred.
- Knowledge of principles behind popular machine-learning and neural-network algorithms and applications is preferred.
Benefits
- Hybrid work schedule
- Eligibility for discretionary annual bonus program, equity incentive plan, and company benefits program
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About Waymo
Waymo develops the Waymo Driver, a full-stack autonomous driving system, and operates the Waymo One robotaxi service that offers paid, driverless rides in select U.S. cities. The company monetizes through ride-hailing fares and partnerships integrating its technology on multiple vehicle platforms. Founded in 2009 as Google’s self-driving project, Waymo is headquartered in Mountain View and is an Alphabet subsidiary, with over 10 million rider-only trips and 100+ million autonomous miles on public roads.