Haskell, compiler/FPGA/GPU engineer | Cambridge UK | ONSITE/INTERNS/VISA
Myrtle is currently working as part of the UK government’s autonomous vehicles program and we are looking to hire more Haskell developers to join our expanding team. You will be working directly on our technology that translates high-level signal processing code into efficient hardware designs. Applicants should have a deep understanding of Haskell, modern compiler technology and should be familiar with git and CI based development. We are targeting GPU and FPGA backends so experience with either of these would be advantageous although we’re happy to consider strong developers without direct experience of these two areas. Similarly, a familiarity with an HDL, such as VHDL or Verilog, would be viewed positively but is not essential.
Applicants should send a resume and covering email, stating your suitability for this role, to REDACTED_EMAIL
Myrtle is a software company based in Cambridge UK with a long history of working at the forefront of computer graphics and compiler technology. We are best known for having helped produce computer generated images for over twenty major Hollywood movies including the Transformers franchise. Myrtle’s clients have included NYSE and NASDAQ listed companies in LA, Vancouver and London.
Closing date for applications 5pm, 27th August 2016
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