Research Engineer
AI Systems @ Yotta Labs
RemoteRemote OKFull-time$140k – $220k / year
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Research Engineer - AI Systems @ Yotta Labs
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Research Engineer - AI Systems
Location
United States; Canada; Hong Kong; Singapore
Employment Type
Full time
Location Type
Remote
Department
Engineering
Location: Remote (Global)
Type: Full-time
Company: Yotta Labs
Apply: careers@yottalabs.ai
🧠 About Yotta Labs
Yotta Labs is building the next generation multi-silicon AI cloud and runtime platform to power the world’s most demanding AI workloads. We enable training and inference across NVIDIA GPUs, AMD GPUs, and AWS Trainium, helping AI companies achieve the best performance and economics across heterogeneous hardware. Our mission is to provide high-performance AI computing and Model API services, enabling AI companies, research labs, and enterprises to train, deploy and integrate cutting-edge models at scale.
🛠️ Role Overview
We are seeking a highly motivated AI Systems Research Engineer specializing in Trainium, GPU kernels, and LLM systems optimization. You will work at the intersection of AI Systems, Compiler and Runtime Optimization, Distributed Training & Inference, GPU/Accelerator Kernel Development, and Large Language Model Infrastructure. Your work will directly impact the scalability and performance of AI applications deployed on our platform.
🎯 Responsibilities
Design and implement high-performance kernels for Attention, MoE, GEMM, collective communication, and quantization.
Optimize kernels for NVIDIA, AMD, and AWS Trainium.
Develop custom operators and graph optimizations using Neuron SDK, PyTorch/XLA, Torch Dynamo, and Neuron Compiler.
Improve performance of vLLM, SGLang, TensorRT-LLM, and custom inference runtimes.
Design scalable distributed training and inference solutions across thousands of accelerators.
Contribute to open-source projects, publish technical findings and engage with the developer community.
✅ Qualifications
Proficiency in AI programming languages such as Python a