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Senior EVM Yul Compiler Engineer

Fuel Labs
$72k - $110k estimated

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Senior EVM/Yul Compiler Engineer

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Fuel Labs is building the fastest modular execution layer in the world. You will be working at the bleeding edge of blockchain scalability R&D. The Sway Programming language is one component of the Fuel Labs stack.

Currently, the safety and efficiency offered by the Sway language can only be leveraged by the FuelVM. In other words, Sway only has one compiler target architecture: the FuelVM. However, we are currently working on an EVM target for Sway, targeting Yul specifically.

Responsibilities

    • Communicate and share deep EVM/Yul experience                                                                            
    • Specify, design, and help implement any compiler front end features (type system differences, for example) that may be needed for the EVM back end.
    • Specify, design, and help implement the codegen from sway-IR to Yul.  
    • Collaborate with external Foundry contributors to ensure Foundry tooling is compatible with Sway for the EVM.

Ideal Candidate Profile

    • The ideal candidate is familiar with EVM assembly, Yul, and compiler basics.
    • The candidate should also know Rust or be willing to learn it. This position will work with other senior compiler engineers to implement the EVM target for Sway.
    • The compiler and toolchain are available here: https://github.com/FuelLabs/sway        
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What is compiler job?

The job of a compiler engineer involves designing, implementing, and maintaining compiler software

This may include adding new features and optimizations, fixing bugs, and collaborating with other team members to integrate the compiler with other software tools and systems

A compiler engineer is a software engineer who specializes in the development of compilers

A compiler is a program that translates source code written in a high-level programming language into machine code that can be executed by a computer

Compiler engineers typically work on a wide range of tasks, including low-level optimization, code generation, and program analysis

They may also be involved in developing compilers for new programming languages or architectures

Strong problem-solving and analytical skills, as well as a deep understanding of computer science and programming principles, are important for success in this role

The responsibilities of a compiler engineer may include:

  1. Designing and implementing new compiler features and optimizations.
  2. Maintaining and improving existing compiler codebase.
  3. Debugging and fixing compiler issues and bugs.
  4. Collaborating with other team members to integrate the compiler with other software tools and systems.
  5. Writing and maintaining documentation for the compiler.
  6. Performing code reviews and providing feedback to other team members.
  7. Conducting research on new compiler technologies and techniques.

What is compiler job?

The job of a compiler engineer involves designing, implementing, and maintaining compiler software

This may include adding new features and optimizations, fixing bugs, and collaborating with other team members to integrate the compiler with other software tools and systems

A compiler engineer is a software engineer who specializes in the development of compilers

A compiler is a program that translates source code written in a high-level programming language into machine code that can be executed by a computer

Compiler engineers typically work on a wide range of tasks, including low-level optimization, code generation, and program analysis

They may also be involved in developing compilers for new programming languages or architectures

Strong problem-solving and analytical skills, as well as a deep understanding of computer science and programming principles, are important for success in this role

The responsibilities of a compiler engineer may include:

  1. Designing and implementing new compiler features and optimizations.
  2. Maintaining and improving existing compiler codebase.
  3. Debugging and fixing compiler issues and bugs.
  4. Collaborating with other team members to integrate the compiler with other software tools and systems.
  5. Writing and maintaining documentation for the compiler.
  6. Performing code reviews and providing feedback to other team members.
  7. Conducting research on new compiler technologies and techniques.