TLM Simulation Architect

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