Optimize and compress large language and vision models for on-device inference. Build model distillation and hardware-specific compilation pipelines, and benchmark performance across various NPU/GPU architectures to enable efficient edge deployment.
We are looking for an AI Specialist Engineer to enhance the performance of large language and vision models for on-device inference. Your expertise will be crucial in developing and deploying cutting-edge AI solutions, ensuring optimal efficiency across diverse hardware architectures.
Responsibilities:
- Compress and optimize large language and vision models for on-device inference.
- Develop pipelines for model distillation and hardware-specific compilation.
- Benchmark performance across various NPU/GPU architectures.
Qualifications:
- Expertise in model distillation, pruning, and 4-bit/8-bit quantization techniques.
- Hands-on experience with TensorRT, ONNX Runtime, and edge deployment.
- Strong C++ and Python skills.
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