Who you are

• You are excited about computer architecture, simulation, and system‑level modeling
• You have strong fundamentals in C++ and an interest in building accurate and efficient models of hardware behavior
• You enjoy learning complex systems, asking good questions, and working closely with others to solve problems
• You are curious about transaction‑level modeling and eager to learn how simulation tools are built and used in large‑scale development environments
• BS in Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field
• Strong programming skills in C++
• Familiarity with Python for scripting or tooling
• Understanding of computer architecture fundamentals (pipelines, memory hierarchy, etc.)
• Comfortable working in a Linux environment
• Coursework, internships, or projects involving hardware modeling, simulation, or computer architecture
• Exposure to transaction‑based modeling frameworks (e.g., SystemC, SPARTA, gem5)
• Experience with event‑driven simulation, numeric representations, or related topics
• Interest or experience in distributed systems, HPC, or cloud‑based computing
• Familiarity with common machine‑learning workloads or models (e.g., BERT, GPT, Llama)

What the job involves

• The D‑Matrix Simulation and Modeling team provides a Virtual Platform that enables software development early in the product cycle

The application process

• 12 Week Program: June 1st - August 21st or June 22nd - September 11th

Benefits

• Equity
• Health care
• Flexible time-off
• Paid paternity leave
• 401k retirement plan
• Remote & hybrid working model
• Work with world-leading engineers and researchers
• Peer coaching & development
• Team-building activities
• Happy hours
• Free food and snacks