Innatera Nanosystems
Senior Compiler Engineer

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Innatera is a rapidly growing Dutch semiconductor company that develops ultra-efficient neuromorphic processors for AI at the edge. These microprocessors mimic the brain’s mechanisms for processing fast data streams from sensors, enabling complex turn-key sensor analytics functionalities, with 10,000x higher performance per watt than competing solutions. Innatera's technology serves as a critical enabler for next-generation use cases in the IoT, wearable, embedded, and automotive domains.
To support our rapid product roadmap, we are seeking a Senior Compiler Engineer to help drive the evolution of our next-generation compiler framework to enable more complicated use cases, and achieve better performance on our chip. As a core member of our SDK team, you will be responsible for the end-to-end compiler development lifecycle and collaborate with cross-functional peers to extract maximum value for our customers.
Responsibilities
- Design and implement the compiler for next-generation AI accelerator architectures, enabling new network topologies while maximizing chip performance and energy efficiency.
- Collaborate cross-functionally with SDK team members as well as algorithm, architecture, and hardware teams to gather compiler requirements.
- Provide feedback to hardware engineers to refine future architectural designs based on insights gained from compiler optimizations.
- Stay at the forefront of neural network compiler technologies, introducing innovative solutions and industry best practices to the team.
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Requirements
- Proficiency in Python and C++ programming;
- Knowledge of neural networks and familiarity with standard model architectures;
- Hands-on experience with popular deep learning frameworks like PyTorch or TensorFlow;
- Hands-on experience with common compiler frameworks for neural networks, such as MLIR or TVM;
- Strong understanding of computer architecture alongside practical experience optimizing performance for targeted hardware;
- Rapid prototyping capabilities for testing new ideas;
- Strong interpersonal and communication skills.
Nice to Have
- Experience with a machine learning compiler like IREE, ExecuTorch, ONNXRuntime, or similar compiler backend code generation experience (GCC, LLVM, etc.)
- Experience with RISC-V architecture, especially the vector extension
- Knowledge of digital/analog electrical circuits;
- Knowledge of spike neural networks;
- Knowledge of embedded platform and runtime;
- Knowledge of graph algorithms, constraint solver, or heuristic algorithms.


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