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Excellent salary + bonus & visa
Description
This is an opportunity for a CPU Architect to join one of the world’s leading technology companies, which could be based from the Bristol, Cambridge or London office. This company was recently ranked among the World's Best Employers and offers unbeatable salaries. In this role the CPU Architect will drive research and development on ISA and CPU architecture, modelling and random test generation, based around the RISC-V architecture. Requirements for the role of CPU Architect include: A BSc / MSc / PhD in Computer Engineering or related field A proven background Digital ASIC Design and CPU development Understanding of CPU instruction set architecture and CPU cores Familiarity in Python and C / C++ programming Excellent communication skills in English Our client is looking for the best engineers and will pay the best salaries to match. UK visa sponsorship can be provided for the right candidate. Apply today! Contact Caroline Pye.
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Bristol
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