Unum AI
Senior C++ Research Engineer: Databases & AI Startup
Unum AI, San Francisco, California, United States, 94199
Unum is the deep-tech startup reinventing Data-Lakes for extreme scale and AI!
You can think of it as Snowflake and OpenAI combined.
We are searching for passionate and competitive Senior C++ Research Engineers to join us in designing next-generation data infrastructure to empower the following million data-intensive and AI applications!
Tasks
Implementing and optimizing existing algorithms
Inventing new algorithms, reading and reviewing papers
RequirementsWe will assemble multiple new teams, and experience and excellence in any of the following topics are welcomed:
Distributed systems and communication protocols.
Dense and sparse matrix multiplications, BLAS, GraphBLAS.
Linux, kernel-bypass, and user-space drivers.
SIMD assembly, CUDA, OpenCL, GPGPU, and parallel algorithms.
Graph Theory, Information Theory, Optimization Theory, and Combinatorics.
We are open to hiring teams. Basic Python skills are expected. Non-technical requirements include:
Fluent in English, writing, and speaking.
Familiarity with Git, GitHub, GitLab, Docker, CMake, and other standard tooling.
If you are as
competitive
as we are, if you want to work with some of the most
talented people
on Earth, and if you want to
leave a mark in history
by building scalable, efficient, and intelligent software, drop us a line!
#J-18808-Ljbffr
You can think of it as Snowflake and OpenAI combined.
We are searching for passionate and competitive Senior C++ Research Engineers to join us in designing next-generation data infrastructure to empower the following million data-intensive and AI applications!
Tasks
Implementing and optimizing existing algorithms
Inventing new algorithms, reading and reviewing papers
RequirementsWe will assemble multiple new teams, and experience and excellence in any of the following topics are welcomed:
Distributed systems and communication protocols.
Dense and sparse matrix multiplications, BLAS, GraphBLAS.
Linux, kernel-bypass, and user-space drivers.
SIMD assembly, CUDA, OpenCL, GPGPU, and parallel algorithms.
Graph Theory, Information Theory, Optimization Theory, and Combinatorics.
We are open to hiring teams. Basic Python skills are expected. Non-technical requirements include:
Fluent in English, writing, and speaking.
Familiarity with Git, GitHub, GitLab, Docker, CMake, and other standard tooling.
If you are as
competitive
as we are, if you want to work with some of the most
talented people
on Earth, and if you want to
leave a mark in history
by building scalable, efficient, and intelligent software, drop us a line!
#J-18808-Ljbffr