Senior CUDA Engineer – High-Performance Computing for Intelligent Systems

We’re working with a fast-growing, well-funded technology company developing advanced software that powers intelligent, real-time computing systems across multiple industries. Their solutions run on everything from high-performance workstation setups to compact embedded computing boards, with an unwavering focus on speed, reliability, and efficiency.

Following a major investment round, they’re entering an exciting scale-up phase and are seeking a Senior CUDA Engineer to take ownership of GPU-focused development. You’ll be at the heart of optimizing their most performance-critical code, ensuring their multi-platform systems run flawlessly.

Key Responsibilities:

• Translate complex algorithms into efficient CUDA kernels, balancing throughput and latency.

• Profile and optimize GPU workloads using industry-standard tools.

• Debug functional and memory issues using advanced GPU debugging utilities.

• Maintain and enhance a cross-platform, CMake-based CUDA build system.

• Integrate and optimize third-party CUDA libraries for production use.

What You’ll Bring:

• Strong expertise in CUDA programming, GPU memory hierarchies, and optimization strategies.

• Proficiency with GPU profiling and debugging tools.

• Solid C++ skills with experience in multi-platform builds.

• Ability to make clear decisions around performance, architecture, and integration trade-offs.

• Comfort working in a fast-paced, hands-on engineering environment.

Desirable Extras:

• Experience with embedded GPU deployments and cross-compilation workflows.

• Knowledge of CUDA libraries such as cuBLAS, Thrust, or CUTLASS.

Why This Role Stands Out:

• Direct impact on the performance and reliability of advanced computing systems.

• Autonomy to shape technical infrastructure in a high-calibre engineering team.

• Join at a key inflection point with strong financial backing and a bold growth plan.

Darwin Recruitment is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy.

George Wiles