Compiler Engineer

JOB AD:

You will contribute to the complete development environment of the software development tool chain including compiler, assembler, linker, disassembler, simulator, profiler, debugger, static analysis tools, numerical libraries and run time libraries for safety critical applications on embedded RISC, VLIW and SIMD.

Your main responsibilities are:

To design, implement, document and improve tools, libraries and C/C++ compilers Cooperate with R&D and product teams to enhance our technology and products

What do you bring to the table?

Developing great technology takes more than education or talent, it takes people who understand collaboration, respect, and who have the passion and desire to disrupt the status quo and push boundaries. To be successful, the following criteria may apply:

You have a degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or a related field You are familiar with multiple programming languages and have excellent C/C++ programming skills and proficiency in using scripting languages You have contributed to either proprietary or open-source compiler code bases or h ave developed static analysis tools, assemblers and linkers Experience with fields like efficient numerical algorithms for resource limited architectures, hard real time OS (like OSEK/AUTOSAR) or safety critical applications/libraries is a plus You are a hands-on person who takes initiative and does whatever it takes to make a project successful You pay attention to details to ensure the safety of our product What do we offer?

You will work in an informal, international, professionally challenging workspace, with flexible working hours and a hybrid working environment to fit with your personal needs. Continuing professional growth is provided to ensure you remain at the top of your field and keep abreast of industry developments. We believe your talent can add great value to our skills. In return, we offer you the opportunity to build a career within our internationally oriented organization.

Positions are open within Germany and the Netherlands.