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Join our mission to build AI world models through simulation. As a GPU Optimization Engineer, you'll develop cutting-edge computer vision and generative models using CUDA, C++, and PyTorch. Collaborate with a world-class team to push the boundaries of browser-based content creation. This US-based...
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260000.00 - 325000.00 USD / Year
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Explore cutting-edge Member of Technical Staff, GPU Optimization jobs and launch your career at the forefront of computational performance. Professionals in this highly specialized role are the critical engineers who bridge advanced algorithms and raw hardware power, ensuring that complex computational workloads—particularly in artificial intelligence, scientific computing, and high-fidelity graphics—run at unprecedented speeds. As a Member of Technical Staff focused on GPU optimization, you will delve deep into the parallel processing architecture of graphics processing units to extract maximum efficiency, reduce latency, and enable real-time processing of massive datasets. The core mission of this profession involves architecting, implementing, and refining low-level software to harness the full potential of GPU hardware. Typical responsibilities include profiling and analyzing application performance bottlenecks, designing and writing high-performance GPU kernels using CUDA, OpenCL, or HIP, and optimizing memory access patterns and execution configurations. These specialists often work on integrating their optimized code into larger machine learning frameworks, rendering engines, or simulation platforms, requiring close collaboration with research scientists, hardware engineers, and product teams. A key aspect of the role is staying ahead of the curve by adapting software for the latest GPU architectures and emerging compute paradigms. To succeed in these jobs, a specific and robust skill set is required. Employers typically seek candidates with an advanced degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or a related field, coupled with substantial experience in systems-level programming. Mastery of C++ and deep familiarity with GPU programming models are fundamental. A strong foundation in parallel algorithms, computer architecture, and performance analysis tools is essential. Given the role's intersection with AI, knowledge of machine learning frameworks like PyTorch or TensorFlow is highly valuable, as is the ability to write clean, maintainable, and scalable code. Beyond technical prowess, excellent problem-solving skills, the capacity to prototype rapidly, and effective communication to translate complex technical constraints to cross-functional teams are crucial. Member of Technical Staff, GPU Optimization jobs represent a pinnacle of software engineering, where the challenge is to make the impossible possible through sheer computational efficiency. This career path is ideal for those passionate about pushing hardware to its absolute limits and playing a foundational role in enabling the next generation of AI breakthroughs, immersive experiences, and scientific discoveries. If you are driven by deep technical challenges and want to see your code directly accelerate the pace of innovation, exploring opportunities in this field is your next strategic move.

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