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About This Role
- The Role and Impact As a Development Tools Software Engineering Undergraduate Intern, you will actively contribute to Intel's cutting-edge compiler technology, supporting the performance and functionality of Intel's processor platforms across CPUs and GPUs.
- In this role, you will analyze applications, develop features, resolve software defects, and collaborate across geographies to ensure product quality.
- Your hands-on contributions will play a vital role in refining Intel's industry-leading development tools while building your own technical expertise.
- Business group You will be joining the Data Center Group (DCG), which focuses on delivering innovative solutions that drive data processing, scalability, and efficiency for the world's most critical industries.
- The DAP Data Frames Product team is central to these efforts, working on foundational software tools that empower developers to maximize the performance and capabilities of Intel's hardware technologies.
- Key Responsibilities - Collaborate with the team to design, implement, and test compiler and runtime technologies, focusing on areas such as optimization, code generation, or intermediate representations. - Write, debug, and optimize code in C or C++ within a large-scale codebase. - Create or improve tests to ensure functional correctness and reliability of compiler features, including reproducing defects and analyzing failures. - Conduct performance evaluations and analyze compiled code quality for runtime efficiency and scalability. - Participate in code reviews, technical discussions, and project planning with mentors and cross-functional teams. - Document designs, experiments, and findings, presenting project outcomes to team members. - Engage in open-source collaborations under team guidance where aligned with project scope.
Requirements
- Pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Applied Mathematics, Informatics, or a related technical discipline (able to keep student status for at least 1 year). - Proficiency in C or C++ programming through academic projects, personal initiatives, or internships. - Coursework or project experience with data structures, algorithms, operating systems, computer architecture, or compiler-related topics. - Familiarity with software development and debugging tools in Linux or similar environments.
- Preferred Qualifications - Coursework or project experience specific to compiler construction, including parsing, intermediate representations, optimization, code generation, or runtimes. - Familiarity with compiler technologies such as LLVM, MLIR, Clang, Triton, or SYCL/DPC++. - Knowledge of CPU and GPU architecture, heterogeneous computing, or systems programming. - Experience in Git, automated testing, continuous integration, or open-source development.
- We are excited to empower you to grow your skills, work on impactful projects, and explore opportunities to contribute to technology that drives global innovation.
- Join us and be part of creating the tools that shape the future of computing.
Benefits
- Your recruiting team will provide the confirmed base salary along with any applicable total compensation elements upon employment offer delivery.
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