Summer Intern—Physics Engine for Mobile Parallel Computing

Next Generation Web-based Physics Engine support for Mobile Platforms

To help build the next generation mobile platform, Samsung R&D in San Jose, CA is seeking Summer Interns with interest in modern browser architectures, with knowledge of parallel computing and multi-core systems, and a desire to enhance their expertise in mobile software and hardware, by helping build Physics Engine support for Web-based applications.  This Summer Internship position will be part of a research and development team, focusing on enabling parallel computing through browsers.

Qualifications

·         Holding or pursuing a degree in Computer Science or Computer Engineering (B.S., M.S., or Ph.D.), or related field, with a focus on/interest in browser technologies, parallel programming principles and techniques, and multi-core acceleration.

·         Knowledge of parallel programming APIs and environments (OpenCL and/or CUDA).

·         An understanding of/interest in a browser-engine code base

·         Excellent software development skills in C/C++

·         Good analytical and general problem solving skills

·         Good communication skills and willingness to be part of a research group

Skills Required

·         OpenCL, OpenGL and/or WebGL

·         Understanding of Browser Engine

·         Knowledge of open-source Physics Engine(s)

·         JavaScript

·         Experience with/desire to work with multiple environments (x86, ARM, GPUs) & OSs (Linux, Windows)

Interested send resume to:

t.brutch@sisa.samsung.com