The group I work for at Intel has an opening for a recent graduate (BS/MS/PhD) of a US institution. We work within the product team responsible for the Xeon Phi many-core processor which is used to build supercomputers. See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xeon_Phi Our team focuses mainly on the floating-point arithmetic verification using an internal STE based model checking tool called Forte, which is based on the reFLect language, which itself is a descendant of ML. (With lazy-evaluation default, and a baked-in BDD based equivalence checking engine, which makes it supercool! Imagine Haskell with a built-in symbolic simulation engine.) We also use Haskell for internal purposes as needed. Our group has extensive freedom in the choice of tools we use. We also work on a variety of non-arithmetic verification problems, including cache coherence, ECC (error-detection/correction) algorithms, instruction length decoders, to name a few. As part of our coherence work we developed an open source explicit state distributed model checker called PReach https://bitbucket.org/jderick/preach/wiki/Home. Our group is based in Portland, OR, with one member in Santa Clara, CA. Please let me know if you are, or you know anyone who might be interested in this position. Feel free to forward this request. -Levent.