System Architect

microTECH Global LTD
London
1 year ago
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Native Intelligence System Architecture

Location - London (Permanent)

Salary - Competitive


Microtech-Global is looking for a Native Intelligent System Architecture Expert with experience in native intelligence construction of the HarmonyOS system. We are seeking to hire an expert who focuses on technologies related to terminal intelligence, including but not limited to the integration of LLM with OS, Agent architecture, user profiling, edge-cloud collaboration, foundational models for general artificial intelligence, multimodal large models, as well as model compression and optimization. Keep a close eye on industry trends and key technologies in the field of terminal intelligence, and incubate trends and technology roadmaps for software and hard intelligence transformation over 2-3 years.


Responsibilities:


  • Participate in the native intelligence construction of the HarmonyOS system, lead the architecture and development of terminal operating system components that can flexibly support AI capabilities, better serve AI capabilities, improve the efficiency of AI model operation, and build the architectural competitiveness of HarmonyOS in the field of AI.
  • Use machine learning capabilities to optimize underlying system performance, resource management, and power consumption to achieve optimal global efficiency and enhance the performance of HarmonyOS devices.
  • Participate in the construction of intelligent features of HarmonyOS applications, design flexible and scalable application frameworks that can better adapt to leading AI technology empowerment.
  • Introduce new technologies to the team, verify key technical points, grasp new technical directions in the industry, ensure that the architecture has good technical compatibility. Create detailed architectural documents, design specifications, and AI integration technical guidelines.


Required:


  • Familiar with operating system architecture, have a clear understanding and knowledge of the underlying system architecture, and have experience in applying intelligent technology at the system level. Deeply observe and analyse the intelligent direction of industry-leading products and formulate years AI native OS plan to promote the landing of AI-native OS.
  • Have in-depth academic research capabilities and achievements in the field of artificial intelligence (including natural language processing, computer vision, and decision-making reasoning). Familiar with Huawei's business, have rich experience in technological innovation and technical research projects, deeply observe and analyze the technical competitiveness and solutions of industry leading AI products.
  • Have a certain influence in the field of AI research, be able to quickly obtain industry technical resources, and transform them into internal competitiveness. Understand the commercial value behind the mainstream technology routes in the industry and their impact on the company's AI research strategy.


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