MatX
Bluespec Design Engineer (Haskell)
About this role
MatX is looking for a Bluespec Design Engineer with strong Haskell skills to develop cutting-edge silicon for GenAI. The role involves writing hardware using Bluespec and includes opportunities for architecting innovative solutions without requiring prior hardware experience.
What you'll do
- Build production hardware for compute, memory management, and connectivity
- Develop reusable Bluespec libraries that scale across the chip
- Shape hardware architecture by analyzing design tradeoffs
- Create tools to enhance the hardware/software ecosystem
What they're looking for
- Proficient in Haskell
- Understanding of monads and higher-order functions
- Willingness to learn Bluespec Haskell
- Strong coding and documentation skills
- Experience with build systems and version control
Benefits
- Equity compensation
- Health, dental, vision, and life insurance
- Four weeks of paid time off and 12 company holidays
- Up to 12 weeks of paid parental leave
- Professional development funding of $1,500 annually
- Remote work support and perks
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MatX
MatX builds cutting-edge AI silicon and the system software stack to power it, focusing on optimizing hardware and software for large-scale machine learning workloads. The company is hiring system software engineers, kernel developers, compiler engineers, hardware simulators, and SOC integration engineers to design high-performance AI compute platforms.
View all jobs at MatXLikely interview questions
- Walk us through your experience with Haskell monads and do-notation. Can you explain a real project where you used these concepts?
- You mentioned you don't need prior hardware experience—how quickly do you typically ramp up on new technical domains, and what's your learning approach?