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AI Software Development Eng.

AMD · Shanghai, Shanghai · Posted 3 days ago

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C++PythonLinuxPyTorchTensorFlowvLLMSGLangGPU kernels

Optimize major LLM frameworks like vLLM, SGLang, and PyTorch for AMD GPUs and upstream the improvements to open-source projects.

THE ROLE: As a core member of the team, you will play a pivotal role in optimizing and developing deep learning frameworks for AMD GPUs. Your experience will be critical in enhancing GPU kernels, deep learning models, and training/inference performance across multi-GPU and multi-node systems. You will engage with both internal GPU library teams and open-source maintainers to ensure seamless integration of optimizations, utilizing cutting-edge compiler technologies and advanced engineering principles to drive continuous improvement. THE PERSON: Skilled engineer with strong technical and analytical expertise in C++ development within Linux environments. The ideal candidate will thrive in both collaborative team settings and independent work, with the ability to define goals, manage development efforts, and deliver high-quality solutions. Strong problem-solving skills, a proactive approach, and a keen understanding of software engineering best practices are essential. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:

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