Job Summary:
NVIDIA is tapping into the unlimited potential of AI to define the next era of computing. The Advanced Technology Group is looking for a highly motivated Systems Software Engineer - New College Grad to join their team, focusing on advanced computational methods for semiconductor manufacturing and design.
Responsibilities:
• Working with some of the best technologists in the world to build industry-leading advanced computational methods for advanced semiconductor manufacturing and design.
• Exploiting the potential of the GPU to dramatically accelerate these software solutions.
• Ultimately, keeping the cadence of semiconductor innovation alive by accelerating semiconductor yield and time to market.
Qualifications:
Required:
• Pursuing or recently completed a MS or PhD in Computer Science or Computer Engineering (or equivalent experience).
• Experience in developing and delivering complex software solutions for enabling or improving semiconductor fabrication and design.
• Research and/or industry experience working on advanced computational and AI systems.
• Exposure to ML/AI techniques and deep learning fundamentals, including various network architectures and advanced concepts like model optimization, backpropagation, and mitigating challenges like vanishing gradients and model overfitting.
• Demonstrated ability in low-level performance optimization, including algorithm development, memory management, cache compression, and work-load balancing for scalable, distributed systems.
• Ability to quickly ramp up on parallel programming models like CUDA, to accelerate computational methods.
• Ability to solve complex algorithmic challenges and technical questions with minimal guidance, reflecting a strong foundation in algorithms, data structures, and computational theory.
Company:
NVIDIA is a computing platform company operating at the intersection of graphics, HPC, and AI. Founded in 1993, the company is headquartered in Santa Clara, USA, with a team of 10001+ employees. The company is currently Late Stage.