INDUSTRY JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Samsung

Position Types: Full-time; early career
Location: San Jose, CA

System Architect

The Memory Platform Lab (MPL) is part of Samsung’s Memory Business Unit, the industry's technology and volume leader in DRAM, NAND Flash, SRAM memory. MPL’s vision is to solve key problems & innovate new architecture Platforms for Cloud & Data center environments. We are an integral part of Samsung’s worldwide R&D Labs. We work closely with development teams to bring feature innovation to product roadmaps. We engage with customers, partners and the technology community in Silicon Valley to develop new products.

Come join the team that is creating new computing system architectures needed to support emerging applications like machine learning, internet of things (IoT) and edge computing. You’ll build experimental hardware, enhance systems software and applications to optimize the end-to-end architecture benefiting millions of users. You’ll publish cutting edge research papers and contribute to open source software.

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System Hardware Engineer

Based in San Jose, California, Samsung Semiconductor, Inc. (SSI) is a multi-billion dollar subsidiary of Samsung Electronics, Ltd. and a world leader in Memory, System LSI and LCD technologies. We provide the widest range of memory, logic, storage devices, LED components and LCD/OLED panels to enhance the user experience in home entertainment, mobile devices, lighting and computing. SSI has advanced R&D labs focused on product design and research in memory, displays, logic, image sensors, and mobile technologies.

The Memory Platform Lab (MPL) is part of Samsung’s Memory Business Unit, the industry's technology and volume leader in DRAM, NAND Flash, SRAM memory. MPL’s vision is to solve key problems & optimize architecture Platform for Cloud & Data center environments. We are an integral part of Samsung’s strong R&D focus & lab innovation engine. We work closely with development teams to bring feature innovation to product roadmaps.

We are currently looking for a Hardware Engineering Intern to join our team in San Jose, CA, and work on leveraging the latest FPGA technologies for near-storage acceleration. The intern will collaborate with a team of experts in researching and developing innovative solutions in the Enterprise, Cloud & Data Center environments. The ideal candidate must have a strong understanding of computer architecture and storage systems, as well as how to effectively model the performance trade-offs involved. The candidate should also have previous experience with FPGA design and bring-up.

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Senior/Staff Software Engineer

Samsung Semiconductor, Inc. is a world leader in Memory, System LSI and LCD technologies. We are currently looking for software talent to join our team in San Jose, CA.

The Memory Solutions Labs (MSL) is part of Samsung’s Memory Business Unit, the industry's technology and volume leader in DRAM, NAND Flash, SRAM memory. MSL’s vision is to solve key problems & optimize architecture solutions for Cloud & Data center environments. We are an integral part of Samsung’s strong R&D focus & lab innovation engine. We work closely with development teams to bring feature innovation to product roadmaps.

Specifically, we have multiple openings for Software Development requiring expertise in Clustered File Systems, Object Storage, Databases, Networking and system performance.

He or she will join a team of experts in researching and developing innovative storage solutions. The ideal candidate must have experience with defining and creating large training data sets to build machine learning models to address innovative approaches that will be used to build next generation storage technologies.

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