Founded at Stanford University in 2022, Nexus is a scientific effort enabling large-scale verifiable computing, powered by zero-knowledge proofs.
Nexus is an open scientific project, attempting to culminate decades of research in cryptography, mathematics and computer science, into the first general-purpose system for verifiable computation: The Nexus zkVM.
Our team consists of some of the world's top cryptographers, mathematicians, and engineers, all working together with one goal: to unite the world's computers and prove all of humanity's computation.
Nexus is seeking a highly skilled Senior Compiler Engineer to join our team and play a critical role in pushing the boundaries of performance and efficiency for our decentralized platform. You will leverage your expertise in LLVM and Cranelift to design and implement cutting-edge compiler optimizations for various architectures as we innovate in the world of verifiable computing.
Optimize compiler toolchains utilizing technologies such as LLVM and Cranelift
Contribute to the development and performance of our compiler infrastructure
Collaborate with engineers and researchers on compiler-related projects
Stay up-to-date with advancements in compiler technology
Deliver technical expertise and guidance to other engineers
5+ years of progressive engineering experience with a focus on building scalable and reliable systems
Bachelor’s degree in computer science or a related technical field; master’s or PhD strongly preferred
Deep understanding of LLVM and Cranelift
Proven ability to design and implement compiler optimizations
Dynamic startup culture where creativity is highly encouraged and where autonomy and meritocracy are highly valued
Opportunity to join a talented team of engineers at the forefront of the next generation of computing
This role is an in-office position in San Francisco. For candidates based outside of San Francisco, we will offer relocation assistance.
Don't meet all the qualifications? We still encourage you to apply if you're eager to learn about and contribute to our mission.