C++ Debugger/Compiler engineer

Summary

Debugging matters. Developers spend more time in the debugger than they spend on writing new code. Apple’s debugger+compiler integration team is looking for an engineer to improve the debugging experience for Clang-based languages. This involves work on LLDB, Clang, libc++, and related tools. You will closely collaborate with the Swift and LLVM open source projects.

Description

Our team works at the intersection of compiler and debugger technology: we are responsible for the debugging experience, from generating debug information in our compilers (Clang, Swift, LLVM) all the way to the language plugins in the LLDB debugger. LLDB’s unique strength is its powerful expression evaluator that is backed by the actual compiler to JIT expressions typed by the developer into the debugged process and execute them.

In this role you will work on debugging support in Clang and LLDB. You will work closely with the LLVM open source project to design and implement end-to-end debugging support for the C++, C, and Objective-C languages.

Minimum Qualifications

• Experience in developing software tools (for example: compilers, debuggers, language runtimes, profilers or binary translation tools)
• Excellent software engineering, testing, and debugging skills
  
  

Preferred Qualifications

• Strong C++ expertise
• Experience with Compiler and/or Debugger development
• Experience with development for/on Apple platforms and/or Linux
• Experience with contributing to Open Source projects
  
  

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