6 of 6 RISC-V Jobs in London

Experience High speed interfaces: MIPI-CSI, QSGMII, SGMII, 10GBASE-KR, PCIe or similar. Memory interfaces: DDR3, DDR4, LPDDR4 or similar SoC design: integrating RISC-V or Arm processor subsystems, AXI/APB/AHB protocols, and embedded Linux bring-up. Experience with PCB design for high speed digital ...

have: Experience with a machine learning compiler like IREE, ExecuTorch, ONNXRuntime, or similar compiler backend code generation experience (GCC, LLVM, etc.) Experience with RISC‐V architecture, especially the vector extension Knowledge of digital/analog electrical circuits; Knowledge of spike neural networks; Knowledge of embedded platform and runtime ...

Software Engineer | Embedded | London (Hybrid) | Circa 110,000 We are supporting an innovative technology company developing next-generation networking solutions that integrate hardware and photonics for high-performance computing systems. They are seeking Software Engineers ...

Mostly home-working with some travel into London/Southwest sites. Responsibilities The System Software Engineer will design and develop system software for RISC-V based systems, maintain software stacks (incl. OS, firmware, drivers), participate in the designs and architectural review processes for both hardware and software while … enhancing and maintaining processes, tools and methodologies to ensure the timely delivery of high quality code. Skills Sought C/C++/Rust RISC-V Experience working on complex software Embedded software and real-time solutions Security Clearance Eligibility for UK Security Clearance will be required for this ...

System Software Engineer to help protect critical national infrastructure through design and development of next generation PQD system software. You will work on RISC-V based platforms in a collaborative, dynamic team. The role focuses on building and maintaining software components across OS, firmware and drivers, with ...

hardware and software roadmap. What you’ll do Write and optimise performance‐critical ML kernels in C, with assembly where it matters (RISC‐V and our own ISA) Build the low‐level control paths that feed those kernels, including scheduling, synchronisation, and data movement Write targeted validation workloads … cycles are spent Excellent C, and a pragmatic approach to building high‐quality, maintainable low‐level code Comfortable writing and debugging optimised assembly (RISC‐V ideal) Collaborative and high‐ownership. You communicate clearly, move fast, and enjoy working through hard problems with others Computer Science, Electronic Engineering, Maths ...