What we are looking for:

Are you passionate about exploring computer architectures for deep learning? Are you motivated to push the limits of Hardware Accelerators capabilities for vision and Speech related Products?  If so, Samsung’s NPL architecture group is looking add you to our team.

Samsung’s Neural Processor Lab (NPL) is working on the next generation architecture for NPU, Neural Processor Unit, to be used in handsets, ADAS, and mobile devices’ next generation Samsung products.

JOB RESPONSIBILITIES

  • To define micro-architecture of key hardware component of neural network acceleration hardware, prototype hardware designs,
  • Analyze the performance of various machine learning/ DL algorithms on existing/new architectures
  • Identify bottlenecks and propose creative solutions to improve them.
  • Explore the commonality between deep neural networks and visual computing
  • Do area and power optimization analysis,
  • Propose and specify useful hardware optimizations
  • Research novel hardware techniques for future accelerators

 

REQUIRED SKILLS

  • 3 - 5 years of working experience
  • Masters with three years of experience, PhD, or equivalent experience
  • Strong Verilog, System Verilog, SystemC, C++ and Python coding skills, computer and processor architecture concepts, hardware design verification, and HLS synthesis.
  • Familiarity synthesis, simulation design tools, and power analysis tools.
  • Desirable – neural networks and machine learning concepts, FPGA development experience, knowledge of signal processing, linear algebra, close-to-hardware level programming experience,

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