
RISC-V AI / HPC & Agentic Software Engineer
About this role
Tenstorrent is hiring a RISC-V AI / HPC & Agentic Software Engineer to drive cutting-edge artificial intelligence and high-performance computing initiatives based in Taiwan. This role suits systems-oriented software professionals eager to work at the hardware-software boundary and shape next-generation autonomous AI systems.
Role Overview
The RISC-V AI / HPC & Agentic Software Engineer operates directly at the intersection of hardware and software to enable advanced AI, HPC, and agentic software stacks on specialized RISC-V processors. This position involves integrating and optimizing low-level kernel infrastructure for CPU execution while guiding the rollout of a RISC-V-native agentic AI software ecosystem.
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About the Company
Tenstorrent leads the technology industry in cutting-edge artificial intelligence solutions, transforming performance standards, usability, and cost efficiency across hardware ecosystems. A diverse team of technologists has engineered high-performance RISC-V CPUs entirely from scratch, united by a passion for advanced AI platforms. The organization values collaboration, intellectual curiosity, and a dedication to resolving difficult engineering challenges.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should submit their application directly through the official Tenstorrent careers page to be considered for this position.
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Where is this job located?
This position is based in New Taipei City, Taiwan, and operates remotely from that region.
What core programming language is required?
Candidates must have proficiency in C and C++ alongside core systems programming skills.
What will the engineer work on?
The role focuses on integrating and optimizing low-level kernel infrastructure for CPU execution and bringing up a RISC-V-native agentic AI software stack.
Are specific export control rules applicable to this role?
Yes, employment offers may be contingent upon citizenship, permanent residency status, or the ability to obtain prior license approval due to U.S. export control laws.