HW/SW Codesign Engineer – Many-Core (M/F)

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Key Responsibilities

Collaborate on the codesign of new hardware components and the software stack (drivers and libraries) interfacing with them.

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Adoc Talent Management is recruiting a HW/SW Codesign Engineer – Many-Core (M/F) for its client, a leading research and innovation player in high-performance computing. You will join a cutting-edge team working at the intersection of hardware and software design to accelerate communication in next-generation many-core chips.

In this highly technical environment, collaboration, modeling, and simulation are key pillars. The role is part of an ambitious long-term project aiming to improve system performance through optimized architecture and code integration.

As a HW/SW Codesign Engineer (M/F) , you will contribute to the co-development of hardware and software solutions for a many-core chip platform, with a focus on communication acceleration.

Your work will involve modeling hardware components at high level (GEM5), integrating them into simulation environments, and designing drivers and libraries at C language that will do HW/SW interface with the new hardware components. You will also be involved in simulating system performance, collecting metrics, and analyzing data to support design decisions.

Responsibilities

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→HW/SW Codesign: Collaborate on the codesign of new hardware components and the software stack (drivers and libraries) interfacing with them.
→Simulation & Modeling: Model hardware components using GEM5 or similar tools and integrate them into simulation frameworks.
→Programming: Specify and implement drivers and libraries in C for hardware interaction.
→Performance Analysis: Simulate system, collect statistics, and conduct data analysis to extract actionable insights (plots, tables).
→Documentation & Reporting: Contribute to technical documentation and support knowledge transfer within the team.

Requirements

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You hold a Bachelor's, Master's, or PhD in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or a related field. You have 1 to 3 years of professional experience, with a strong focus on software development.

You have solid proficiency in C (mandatory) and Python, along with a good understanding of hardware design or modeling concepts, such as RTL or SystemC.

You have hands-on experience contributing to or developing an operating system subsystem or a kernel module in C and are familiar with operating system design concepts, including system calls, interrupts, scheduling mechanisms, and virtual memory management.

Your background also includes a strong understanding of CPU architecture, cache systems, and on-chip interconnects, enabling you to navigate complex many-core environments with confidence.