Graphics (GPU) Performance Analysis Engineer

Apple

3.7

(120)

Orlando, FL

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Position summary

nalysis Engineer, your responsibilities will include the following: - Developing performance test plans to validate GPU performance. - Analyzing performance issues to identify hardware and software problems. - Proposing novel hardware solutions to improve GPU performance. - Developing tools to aid in the efficient measurement, communication and improvement of GPU performance. - Validating the functionality and quantify the performance benefit of the features and algorithms implemented in hardware and software.

Minimum Qualifications

Experience in computer architecture.
Experience in GPU architecture.
Experience in GPU or CPU performance analysis.
Experience in programming with OpenGL/CL and/or Metal API.
Programming skills in Python, C and C++.
BS + minimum of 3 years of relevant experience.

Preferred Qualifications

We are looking for fast learners with good problem solving and analytical skills.
Ability to work well in a team and be productive under aggressive schedules.
Excellent communications skills, self-motivated and well organized.

Additional Requirements

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