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System Tests & Diagnostics Engineer at Graphcore - ApplyBlast

System Tests & Diagnostics Engineer

Graphcore

5 days ago

4.7 on Glassdoor

Austin, Texas, United States

Onsite

Full Time

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About this role

Graphcore is seeking a System Tests & Diagnostics Engineer to develop, extend, and integrate specialized silicon validation and diagnostics tools for next-generation AI SoCs. The role involves creating diagnostic software and stress tools to expose hardware failures, characterize silicon behavior, and improve platform observability across various system components. This position requires close collaboration with hardware, firmware, and validation teams to enhance hardware quality and reliability.

Responsibilities

Develop specialized diagnostics and stress-testing software for system components
Extend existing Arm diagnostics tools to support Graphcore AI platform
Build reusable validation utilities integrating into the existing framework

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About Graphcore

graphcore.ai

Headquarters

Bristol, England, United Kingdom

Company Size

501-1000 employees

Founded

2016

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Graphcore is a semiconductor and systems company that designs the Intelligence Processing Unit (IPU), a processor architecture purpose-built for machine intelligence to accelerate machine learning and AI workloads. It offers IPU-based servers and cloud access together with the Poplar software stack, compilers and developer tools to run training and inference at scale and integrate with common ML frameworks. Graphcore’s platform targets researchers and enterprises that need higher performance, efficiency and scalability for large models and intelligent applications across cloud and on‑prem deployments.