Currently, I've been a compiler engineer (and using Haskell for a good portion of it... I'm a unicorn I get) at several hardware startups. New silicon is all th

Currently, I've been a compiler engineer (and using Haskell for a good portion of it... I'm a unicorn I get) at several hardware startups. New silicon is all the rage these days as we hit the edges of moore's law. Right now, I work on a hardware AI accelerator. Not directly on the compiler at this place, but there's a large compiler team. Before this, I was doing something similar. There's actually a huge open space right now. Don't limit yourself just to turing-complete, general-purpose languages on general purpose architectures. The more specialized, the more opportunity.