Full Stack Engineer, AI Accelerator Open Source Ecosystem
Pubblicato il 15-08-2026 - SemiAnalysis in Italia
About SemiAnalysis
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Position Overview
We are seeking a highly motivated & skilled Member of Technical Staff to join our growing engineering team.
Member of Technical Staff will play a crucial role in building & scaling our internal (soon to be open sourced) AI Accelerator Open Source Ecosystem Tracker — a full‑stack Next.js application that tracks pull requests, test parity, CI health, and performance benchmarks across all open‑source projects in the CUDA/ROCm/Trainium/TPU software ecosystem. You will also play a role in writing and preparing weekly digests & technical reports on upstream contribution health, ROCm/CUDA/Trainium/TPU parity trends, and cross‑accelerator benc