Sr. Staff Software Development Engineer - RCCL, RDMA, C++, GPU Systems

AMD

Austin, TX

Full Time

Senior

29 days ago

Job Description

About the Role

AMD is looking for a senior software engineer to join our growing team. As a key contributor, you will be part of a leading team to drive and enhance AMD's abilities to deliver the highest quality, industry-leading technologies to market. We care deeply about transforming lives with AMD technology to enrich our industry, communities, and the world. Our mission is to build great products that accelerate next-generation computing experiences—building blocks for data centers, artificial intelligence, PCs, gaming, and embedded systems. AMD values innovation, execution excellence, and a culture that is direct, humble, collaborative, and inclusive of diverse perspectives.

Key Responsibilities

Support AMD's RCCL, an open source, GPU-accelerated communication collective middleware and related technologies
Design, implement, and test algorithms for multi-GPU and multi-node communication libraries
Benchmark, profile, and optimize code to maximize throughput on single-GPU, multi-GPU, and clustered systems
Deliver high-quality code and documentation following best practices for open source software development
Work with key technical experts across AMD and with partners and customers to improve ROCm applications, libraries, and tools

Requirements

Strong background developing applications and libraries in C, C++, and Python
Experience with GPU software development using HIP, CUDA, or OpenCL
Experience with communication middleware
Knowledge of data transfer technologies such as RDMA, Infiniband, and libfabric
Understanding of CPU and GPU architectures and low-level optimization techniques including assembly programming and/or vectorization
Parallel programming experience using OpenMP and MPI
In-depth knowledge of software development best practices including testing, profiling, debugging, documentation, version control, issue tracking, and planning
Contributions to open source libraries and applications
Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer/Software Engineering, Computer Science, or related technical discipline