Graphics Software Engineer - Tool Development
Cork, County Cork, Ireland · Full Time
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Job description
Overview
A globally recognized semiconductor leader is seeking a skilled Graphics Software Engineer specializing in tool development to join their GPU Software team based in Cork, Ireland. This position focuses on creating next-generation GPU development tools that support advanced graphics, gaming, ray tracing, machine learning, and sophisticated image processing. It offers a distinctive opportunity to influence how developers optimize for industry-leading mobile and edge GPU hardware while gaining early insight into forthcoming device architectures.
Key Responsibilities
- Develop and design new features for profiling, debugging, and performance analysis tools.
- Collaborate intensively with both GPU hardware and software teams to validate performance and analyse results.
- Resolve complex technical issues, enhance user experience, and liaise directly with developer communities, partners, and OEMs.
- Participate in full-stack development, spanning user interface creation to low-level graphics driver instrumentation.
- Drive optimisation strategies for GPU usage, acquiring early exposure to the architecture of next-generation hardware.
Mandatory Qualifications
- At least two years of professional experience in software engineering.
- Proficient programming skills in C or C++, or proven ability in tool/application development using C#, Rust, or Go.
- Strong understanding of GPU hardware and essential graphics principles.
Desirable Experience
- Experience developing graphics applications with Vulkan, DirectX, Metal, OpenGL, or WebGL.
- Practical work with game engines such as Unity or Unreal Engine.
- Development of GPU compute applications using OpenCL, CUDA, or SYCL.
- Skill in debugging, profiling, and performance tuning of real-time graphics or compute workloads.
- Awareness of current graphics innovation like ray tracing, mesh shading, or work graphs.
- Knowledge in image and video processing, data parallelism, or machine learning algorithms.
- Familiarity with standard graphics profiling and debugging tools such as Nsight, PIX, GPUPerfAPI, or RenderDoc.
Additional Information
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