TLM Simulation Architect

Job description

MachineWare is an innovative and fast-growing start-up spun out of the Institute of Communication Technologies and Embedded Systems at RWTH Aachen University in 2022. We specialize in high-performance full-system simulation solutions that enable early software development and verification for cutting-edge hardware and embedded systems. Our team combines academic excellence with practical innovation to redefine simulation technology. Join us to shape the future of high-performance simulation technology and work on projects that define next-generation hardware. Tasks As a TLM Simulation Architect, you will define the architecture and optimize the performance of our next-generation simulators, influencing industry standards and enabling early-stage innovation for global customers. You’ll design and implement core simulation components in modern C++ and SystemC TLM-2.0, collaborate closely with customers and partners, and ensure project success through technical excellence and leadership. Architect high-performance full system simulators for complex hardware and software environments Collaborate with customers to ensure successful project delivery and maintain long-term partnerships Mentor and guide internal teams on best practices in software design, testing, and performance optimization Develop and optimize key simulator components using modern C++ Project coordination and management Requirements Master's degree (or higher) in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Engineering Management, or a related field Excellent communication and collaboration skills for cross-functional and customer-facing work 5+ years of professional experience in advanced C++ development on Linux and Windows Strong command of modern C++ principles, patterns, and best practices Experience with software testing, versioning, CI/CD, and collaborative development workflows Familiarity with AI accelerator architectures, related design principles and related hardware simulation domains Practical experience with SystemC TLM-2.0 model development and working with full-system simulators Familiarity with low-level software development, including Linux, RTOS, AUTOSAR, and embedded systems environments Proven ability to manage or coordinate complex technical projects Proven contributions to or extensions of QEMU for system emulation Benefits Competitive, market-based compensation Work on cutting-edge technology in a dynamic, fast-paced environment Flat hierarchies and real responsibility from day one A collaborative, international team of experts passionate about technology 30 days of paid vacation and flexible working arrangements