We are working on software to improve the Risc-V ecosystem and help hardware engineers build great Risc-V based systems.

Positions are open for full-time and internship in the areas of functional simulators, emulator bringup, firmware, OS, driver, middle ware, compilers, application performance analysis, competitive benchmarking, debug and performance tuning tools.

You will be learning technical and organizational skills from industry veterans that recently left Google, Apple, and Intel: how to write performant and readable code; how to structure and communicate projects, ideas, and progress; how to work effectively with the Open Source community.

We are big proponents of Open Source and Free software and contribute back our improvements to all the great projects we use.

Responsibilities

Low level boot-up drivers and firmware
Power-aware scheduling and firmware
Contribute to core Linux kernel features including virtualization, scheduling, memory management, storage management, networking
Compiler and toolchain development
This may include optimizing JIT code generators (Java, JavaScript, etc.)Building Risc-V functional and performance models to simulate workloads

Requirements

C/C++ experience
Rust experience is not necessary, but a plus.
Knowledge of VM and emulation environments (Qemu, CrosVM, VirtualBox) a plus
Knowledge of compilers (LLVM, GCC) a plus
Excellent skills in problem solving, written and verbal communication, excellent organization skills, and highly self-motivated.
Ability to work well in a team and be productive under aggressive schedules.

Education and Experience

PhD, Master’s Degree or Bachelor’s Degree in technical subject area.