Innatera
Senior NPU SDK Software 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 development roadmap, we’re looking for a Senior NPU SDK Software Engineer to join our SDK team. In this role, you will be responsible for the Python programming API of our chip, PyTorch customization, and the compiler for end-to-end applications.
We will trust you with:
- Taking care of the full life-cycle of our SDK features in one of the components, including the simulator and compiler, or the API and the infrastructure of our SDK;
- Setting and upholding high standards for code quality, maintainability, testing, and release readiness;
- Conducting code reviews and improving engineering practices and ensuring robust documentation within the expertise domain;
- Working closely with other teams (Digital Design, Firmware, Applications), translating complex algorithm or hardware specifications into efficient, user-friendly, and testable software behavior, and providing technical feedback;
- Providing support to internal teams and customers to enable them to develop applications quickly using our SDK or help solve any issues;
- Contributing to improving power consumption performance, latency, and any performance bottlenecks for our efficient edge-AI solution;
- Keeping innovating, bringing the latest trends of the technology and best practices to keep our product competitive in the market.
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What will you need to succeed:
- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or a related field;
- Strong Python development skills;
- Extensive experience with PyTorch and its customization, including knowledge of internal mechanics;
- Proven track record of designing modular, maintainable, and testable software architecture;
- Experience in low-power resource-constrained embedded programming;
- Familiarity with hardware/software co-design concepts;
- Highly flexible, with a readiness to step outside your immediate domain to drive team success;
- A strong growth mindset with an active drive to master new tools and technologies;
- Great communication skills.
Nice to have:
- Modern C++ development skills (including C++17/20) would be a big plus, or a willingness to expand the knowledge;
- Exposure to bare-metal firmware development;
- Solid understanding of computer architecture, particularly ARM or RISC-V-based systems, and basic digital design knowledge is a big plus;
- Familiarity with ML compilers like MLIR, IREE or PyTorch compiler (Dynamo);
- Familiarity with the runtime of TinyML or EdgeAI runtimes (TensorFlow Lite Micro, execuTorch);
- Knowledge of SNN (Spiking Neural Networks).


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Innatera is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. We welcome applicants of all backgrounds and experiences and are committed to building a diverse, inclusive, and respectful workplace. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, ethnicity, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, disability, age, or other protected characteristics. If you require accommodations during the recruitment process, please let us know – we’re happy to support you.
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