Skill

GNU Make

Software Development and Engineering Practices

GNU Make is a build automation tool that reads a file called a Makefile to determine which parts of a program need to be recompiled and issues the commands to do so, saving developers from manually rebuilding entire projects after small changes. It's widely used in C/C++ software development and other compiled-language projects to manage dependencies and automate repetitive build, test, and deployment tasks. Software engineers and DevOps practitioners use it as a foundational tool for managing complex build pipelines.

Open roles requiring GNU Make (1)

Staff Engineer, GPU Front-End Infrastructure/ Methodology

Samsung Semiconductor

Full-time · $151,000 – $226,600

This role shapes GPU and SoC design methodologies at Samsung, balancing infrastructure tooling with hands-on collaboration across architecture and verification teams. It suits experienced engineers comfortable with both Linux systems programming and RTL flows, who want to remove friction from design pipelines and help scale high-performance chip development.

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• Build Automation
• CMake