Compiler Engineer for AI Tile-based DSL

Role and impact

Compiler engineering

• Design, develop, test, and optimize compiler middle-end and backend features for Intel CPU and GPU architectures.
• Develop LLVM- and TileIR-based compiler technologies and domain-specific programming languages; support tile-based AI programming models, including TileLang and cuTile.
• Collaborate with hardware teams on processor features, architectures, and AI workloads.
• Develop and maintain compiler tools including Clang, DPC++, and SYCL; write tests for code coverage, functionality, and reliability.
• Contribute parallelization, vectorization, and programming-model optimizations; investigate bugs through debugging and performance analysis.
• Work with internal teams, open-source communities, external partners, and standards groups on compiler development and language evolution.

Minimum qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Applied Mathematics, Electronic Engineering, Informatics, or a closely related technical discipline.
• At least one year of combined relevant experience in one or more listed areas: C/C++, SYCL, CUDA, DSL programming, object-oriented design, complex data structures, compiler technologies, or LLVM infrastructure.
• Hands-on knowledge of compiler middle-end or backend technologies.

Preferred qualifications

• Experience developing and maintaining production-grade compilers; familiarity with Clang, LLVM, or MLIR.
• Experience with vectorization and parallel programming models such as TileLang, cuTile, OpenMP, SYCL, CUDA, or GPU programming.
• Strong understanding of x86 instruction set architecture and AVX; knowledge of performance analysis, optimization, and debugging techniques.

Compensation

• Annual salary range for Canada is CAD 114,890 to CAD 162,190; the range depends on factors including location and experience.

Work model

• Eligible for Intel’s hybrid work model, splitting time between the assigned Intel site and off-site work.

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