2027 Undergrad Compiler Engineering Intern / Co-op
Compiler development
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What stands out
- Pay is stated up front — $64,100 / year. Most postings never say.
- Nobody had applied when this was listed — you would be near the front of the queue.
- The same role is open in 2 locations.
The gist
This internship involves developing a compiler for P4 language targeting domain-specific ASICs. You'll work with open-source tools like LLVM and P4C, collaborate with ASIC teams, and receive mentorship from senior engineers. Ideal for computer science or engineering students with compiler experience.
What you would actually do
- Work on compiler for P4 language targeting domain-specific ASICs
- Use LLVM and P4C with new software design principles
- Collaborate with ASIC team and compiler customers
- Mentored by senior engineers in full-time role
Skills mentioned
How to apply
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