NextSilicon is hiring an AI Workloads Engineer in Belgrade to model and enable end-to-end AI workflows on its next-generation hardware platforms. The role involves building workflow modeling infrastructure, running and adapting open-source AI systems, analyzing latency, throughput, and other metrics, profiling full-stack behavior, and prototyping custom kernels or runtime components to improve performance from chip design through production.
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Maverick-2 dynamically adapts and reconfigures its hardware to the specific needs of HPC and AI workloads, and is designed to deliver performance without code rewrites. The company also presents Arbel, its first server-class RISC-V CPU core, built for data-center workloads.
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NEXTSILICON’s Maverick-2 is designed for HPC, AI, and vector database applications.