NVIDIA
Technology
CompilerEngineer,ComputeFront-End-NewCollegeGrad2026
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“Compiler Engineer, Compute Front-End - New College Grad 2026 at NVIDIA. Skills: Compiler engineering, CUDA C++, GPU computing. Design compiler capabilities. Implement compiler capabilities”
Industry & Context.
Solving challenging problems
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
BS/MS/PhD degree, 1+ years of experience, Knowledge of compiler front-end, Advanced C++ development skills, writing and debugging multithreaded programs
Nice to Have
track-record in compiler engineering, Prior work on domain-specific front-ends, CUDA C++ application development, understanding of parallel programming concepts, Experience working with Programming Language standards
What You'll Do.
Design compiler capabilities
Implement compiler capabilities
Deliver language extensions
Deliver performance improvements
Work on optimizing CUDA C++ compiler
Translate parallel programs
Optimize for GPU architectures
Design compiler driver enhancements
Implement compiler driver enhancements
Contribute to programming language specification
Factor in new GPU hardware
Drive language conformance
Drive front-end robustness
Provide engineering support
Deliver targeted changes
Establish customer relationships
Establish partner relationships
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Dynamic matrix environment
Communication Scope
Verbal communication; Written communication
Process & Methodology
Competing priorities
Full Job Description
We are looking for a highly motivated Compiler Software Engineer to join this dynamic and innovative CUDA Compiler team. You will craft compiler capabilities that enable development and deployment of high performance parallel applications on NVIDIA's next generation GPU's. Our team delivers language extensions and performance improvements to better realize the potential of NVIDIA hardware for a growing range of computational workloads, ranging from deep learning, scientific computation, and self-driving cars to video games and virtual reality. In this role, as a leader on our team, you have the opportunity of working on the optimizing CUDA C++ compiler, a core component of our platform for accelerating general purpose computation on the GPU. The CUDA programming language defines a unified programming model across a range of system configurations and hardware capabilities. The compiler is responsible for translating parallel programs written in the CUDA/C++ programming language into microcode that is optimized for fast execution on NVIDIA's family of industry-leading GPU architectures. You will be solving challenging problems alongside some of the top valued diverse minds in GPU computing and systems software, doing what you enjoy. If you’re excited by these challenges, we’d love to hear from you! **What you 'll be doing:** * Design and implement enhancements to the CUDA C++ compiler driver and front-end, ensuring tight integration with industry-leading third-party compiler software. * Contribute to the CUDA C++ programming language specification and its evolution factoring in support for new GPU hardware capabilities. * Drive language conformance, front-end robustness, and compile-time improvements that benefit a wide range of users, from deep learning researchers to safety-critical software developers. * Provide engineering support for the compiler and deliver targeted changes for production customer releases. * Establish strong customer/partner relationships and t
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