PRF·0066
Software Engineer, Kernel Performance & AI Tooling
Summary
OpenAI is hiring a Software Engineer, Kernel Performance & AI Tooling in San Francisco. The role focuses on operating systems & kernel, compilers & runtimes, graphics, gpu & compute, low-latency & performance.
Responsibilities as stated
- We are looking for a systems-minded engineer to help advance our kernel development, performance engineering, and hardware-software co-design capabilities, with a particular focus on AI-assisted workflows and tooling.
- Build developer tooling and workflows that make kernel development and performance optimization faster, more scalable, and easier to debug, integrate, and deploy.
- This person will work at the intersection of kernel optimization, developer tooling, observability, and research infrastructure, helping us improve both how production kernels are built and optimized, and how future hardware-software systems are designed and evaluated.
Location, employment, and compensation
- Location. San Francisco — hybrid
- Employment. unknown
- Compensation. Not stated on the source. NearMetal does not estimate compensation.
- How to apply. On the company’s own posting. NearMetal does not accept applications.
Why this is filed as systems software
- We are looking for a systems-minded engineer to help advance our kernel development, performance engineering, and hardware-software co-design capabilities, with a particular focus on AI-assisted workflows and tooling.
- Build developer tooling and workflows that make kernel development and performance optimization faster, more scalable, and easier to debug, integrate, and deploy.
- This person will work at the intersection of kernel optimization, developer tooling, observability, and research infrastructure, helping us improve both how production kernels are built and optimized, and how future hardware-software systems are designed and evaluated.
Source and corrections
This summary was written from the company’s own posting. NearMetal does not reproduce the full description and does not accept applications.