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The GPU Display Firmware Engineer will design, develop, and optimize firmware for display technologies like HDMI, DP, and eDP. The role involves close collaboration with hardware and software teams, automating workflows, and improving startup experiences with leading OS and PC vendors.

The Senior Software Engineer will design, develop, test, and maintain routing protocols and control plane software, enhancing capabilities in network virtualization using technologies such as BGP and OSPF. The role involves collaborating with various teams for feature development and providing mentorship to peers.

In this role, you will collaborate with architecture, design, and validation teams to characterize silicon power features and manage power estimation and optimization for NVIDIA chips across various markets. You'll create test plans, analyze power data, and work with hardware and software teams to improve performance efficiency.

The IT Engineer will manage tech support, IT inventory, compliance, and vendor engagements, while acting as a liaison for office staff. Responsibilities include user support, systems engineering, process documentation, and continuous improvement initiatives in IT operations.

The Senior System Software Engineer will design, develop, optimize, and maintain GPU features. Responsibilities include debugging, working with kernel stacks, resolving customer issues, and collaborating with various internal teams to define new products and features.

As a Senior Software Engineer, you will architect and optimize conversational AI systems, build speech models, analyze AI accuracy, and collaborate on product features. You will have a critical role in developing and reviewing code and addressing real-world conversational challenges.

The System Software Engineer will focus on Automation for Build, Release, and Verification processes, handling HW/SW infrastructure builds for CI/CD, improving efficiencies, developing software verification automation, and maintaining system software driver performance.

The Technical Product Manager will define and release SDKs and software for sensor simulation services used in autonomous vehicle development. This role involves collaboration with partners to build models and integrate applications, while tackling challenges in simulation fidelity and validation.

As a Senior System Software Engineer at NVIDIA, you will develop and verify software solutions focusing on the PCIe stack. Responsibilities include implementing drivers and middleware, collaborating with teams on PCIe IP deployment, and providing customer support while ensuring safety and efficiency.

The Senior Mixed-Signal Design Engineer will focus on the design of mixed-signal and analog circuits for high-speed memory I/O interfaces. Responsibilities include tackling circuit design challenges using CMOS FinFET processes, productization of designs, and collaboration with cross-functional teams to optimize designs.

The Senior System Software Architect will lead the design and development of software architecture for the DRIVEOS platform, define and implement specifications for safety and reliability, mentor junior engineers, and collaborate with various teams to enhance NVIDIA's autonomous driving technology.

As a Senior Networking Software Engineer at NVIDIA, you will architect and develop solutions for real-world networking issues, focusing on driver, protocols, and applications for efficient performance with low CPU utilization. Your role includes architecture, design, coding, and verification of software solutions while collaborating with hardware teams.

Lead the development and implementation of technical documentation strategies for the automotive sector, focusing on the DriveOS Automotive Platform. Collaborate with technical writers, define project scopes, manage document reviews, and improve documentation quality using modern tools and processes.

As a Senior System Software Engineer on the DRIVE SIM Platform Software team at NVIDIA, you will design and develop AV simulation platforms, optimize workflows, and provide technical leadership. Your responsibilities include system integration, creating REST APIs, and improving performance in a collaborative environment.

As a Senior System Software Engineer at NVIDIA, you'll develop and support platform drivers for SOCs, build automation tools, and collaborate with OEM customers. Your role involves enhancing OS driver functions, dealing with complex systems, and participating in architecture and simulation for innovative products.

As a Hardware Performance Engineer at NVIDIA, you will model and analyze SoC solutions, optimize architectures, and evaluate performance improvements related to CPU/GPU and machine learning designs, working closely with customer workloads and cross-functional teams.

The Senior Product Manager will develop an understanding of datacenter workloads, especially for Large Language Models, address customer needs, and create product proposals. They will work cross-functionally to develop go-to-market plans and collaborate with sales teams for product positioning and collateral.

The Senior Software Engineer will develop and maintain platform services for telemetry data collection, ensuring data integrity and performance. Responsibilities include collaborating with teams, optimizing workflows, and implementing data quality checks while staying ahead in data engineering technologies.

As a Senior CI/CD Engineer, you will maintain and enhance software development infrastructure, collaborate on ambitious projects, develop CI/CD pipelines, manage branching strategies, and optimize software performance while addressing critical system software bugs.

Design, develop, and test key aspects of GPU kernel drivers and embedded firmware; collaborate with hardware and software teams; ensure safety and security compliance for various platforms including Linux, QNX, and Android.