Software Engineer Summer Intern, AI Compute Libraries & Performance 2027
Graphcore · Bristol
Graphcore, owned by SoftBank Group, builds AI compute hardware and the software that runs on it. This 12-week summer internship in Bristol sits in AI compute libraries, writing and tuning the low-level kernels that machine learning workloads depend on.
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- Graphcore
- Where
- Bristol
- Function
- AI / ML & Data
- Posted
- 3 weeks ago
- Team
- Core
- Seniority
- Intern
- Work mode
- On-site
The role
What you’ll do
- Write compute kernels such as GEMM, convolutions, reductions and fused operations
- Profile and microbenchmark code to see how threading, cache use and memory layout affect speed
- Build regression tests and numerical checks to keep kernels correct and reliable
What you’ll need
- Current study towards a degree in Computer Science, Maths, Machine Learning, Data Science or similar
- Experience with C or C++11, plus some Python or scripting
- Grounding in linear algebra, numerical methods or scientific computing
- No previous industry experience needed
Good to know: £2,500 a month for 12 weeks from June 2027, based in Bristol. Apply by 29 November 2026. Must already have UK right to work, no sponsorship. Five days' leave during the internship.
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About Graphcore
DeepTech, AI & ML and SaaS. Backed by Balderton Capital, Molten Ventures and Sequoia Capital. Stage: other.
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