About this role
Based in Paris, France, the Agentic Compiler Engineer position at Kog involves developing the AGCO agentic compiler to optimize large language model execution across standard datacenter GPUs. This role suits engineers with deep technical expertise in compilers, GPU systems, or LLM inference who want to work on core technology within a small team.
Role Overview
The Agentic Compiler Engineer will focus on AGCO, a system designed to explore optimization strategies for LLM execution, generate changes, compile them, verify correctness, and measure performance on real hardware. Responsibilities and focus areas are tailored to the individual's background and interests while collaborating with a full-stack engineering team.
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About the Company
Kog builds a co-designed inference stack for real-time artificial intelligence agents on standard datacenter GPUs, covering model architecture, inference engines, compilers, and low-level GPU kernels. The organization developed Laneformer 2B and Delayed Tensor Parallelism, alongside the Kog Inference Engine. The team currently consists of 10 members, featuring 9 engineers and researchers, including 4 PhDs.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should apply directly on the official company careers page.
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Where is the Agentic Compiler Engineer role located?
The role is based in Paris, France, and candidates must be able to relocate to Paris to work closely with the team.
What is the primary project for this role?
The primary project is AGCO, an agentic compiler designed to optimize LLMs across different GPUs and optimization targets.
What background or experience is relevant for this position?
Relevant experience includes compiler engineering, GPU programming, GPU performance work, LLM inference engines, formal verification, or automated code optimization systems.
How is technical work evaluated during the hiring process?
The evaluation reviews technical work such as public code, upstream contributions, papers, theses, technical projects, or detailed write-ups.
What is the size of the team at Kog?
The team consists of 10 people, including 9 engineers and researchers and 4 PhDs.