Help develop ATI's R600

R600? Sheesh

By INQUIRER staff

Sun Apr 25 2004, 11:37

ATI APPEARS to be advertising for a team leader to manage Direct 3D driver component quality at its Marlboro plant in the USA.

As part of her or his responsibilities, the manager will serve as the primary point of contact within ATI for component quality problems for the D3D driver for the R600 product.

The manager will also work directly with managers and engineers from the Shader Compiler and D3D engineering teams in planning, executing and reporting.

The R600, eh? The job application is here. µ

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