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Compiler Engineer (Senior/Principal)
£80k–£100k | UK Remote (travel to UK/US hubs)
We're working with a pioneering deep-tech company that's harnessing light to power the next generation of computing. Their photonics-based compute system is being built to tackle some of the toughest workloads out there - think AI at scale - and they're now building out the team that will make it all run.
That's where you come in. As a newly formed Architecture group takes shape, they need someone who can own the compiler tooling end-to-end - bridging real-world applications with genuinely novel hardware. This isn't tweaking an existing toolchain; it's specifying and building compiler technology for a computing paradigm that doesn't have a well-worn playbook yet.
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What we're after:
- ✅ 10+ years in industry, with deep C/C++ and Python experience
- ✅ Solid understanding of compiler internals
- ✅ Hands-on experience with MLIR and LLVM
- ✅ A track record with compiler optimisation strategies
- ✅ Knowledge of SoC and memory architectures
- ✅ Comfortable writing specs, test plans, and communicating with both technical and non-technical audiences
What's in it for you?
- 💰 Competitive salary, £80k–£100k
- 🏥 Comprehensive healthcare plan
- 💼 Pension matching
- 🌴 Generous time off
- 🎯 Annual performance-based bonus
- 🚀 A genuine ground-floor seat on a technology that's still being defined


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You'll be mentoring engineers, shaping how the system gets debugged and verified pre-tapeout, and directly influencing the metrics the whole team is judged on. If you've ever wanted to build a compiler for hardware that doesn't play by the usual rules, this is about as blank-canvas as it gets.
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