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- Job ID: JR0280731
- Apply here: https://intel.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/External/job/US-California-Santa-Clara/Compiler-Engineer_JR0280731-1
- Job ID: JR0280734
- Apply here: https://intel.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/External/job/Canada-Toronto/Compiler-Engineer_JR0280734
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Thank you for sharing these opportunities. It's great to see continued investment in Fortran compiler development, especially given the language's ongoing importance in scientific computing, HPC, and engineering applications.
Compiler engineering is a fascinating field that combines deep language knowledge with performance optimization and software architecture. I hope these positions attract talented candidates from the Fortran community.
Best of luck with the hiring process, and thanks for keeping the community informed about these openings.
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Thanks for sharing these opportunities! It's great to see Intel continuing to invest in Fortran compiler development. These roles should be exciting for engineers interested in compiler technology, HPC, and scientific computing. Wishing your team the best in finding great candidates!
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This is a great opportunity for anyone interested in compiler development and Fortran. Working on technology that supports scientific computing, HPC, and numerical applications sounds especially interesting, and it's good to see positions available in both the US and Canada. Hopefully this reaches some experienced Fortran developers in the community!
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Good news, but I noticed that both links give: "The page you are looking for doesn't exist". Regards. Jorge.
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Those jobs were advertised 6 months ago, back in March. Seems like the positions may have been filled a while back.
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