Compiler Verification Engineer - Compute

NVIDIA, a pioneer in accelerated computing and AI technology for over 25 years, is seeking a Compiler Verification Engineer to join their Compute team. This role combines deep technical expertise in compiler technology with robust software testing methodologies.

The position involves working with cutting-edge compiler technology, focusing on performance optimization and quality assurance. You'll be responsible for analyzing compiler performance, automating test frameworks, and developing comprehensive test plans to ensure the reliability of NVIDIA's compiler infrastructure.

As a Compiler Verification Engineer, you'll collaborate with software compiler developers to implement automated testing solutions and drive quality improvements. The role requires strong analytical skills to investigate performance regressions and maintain testing frameworks that ensure compiler reliability.

The ideal candidate brings 2+ years of software development or testing experience, with strong knowledge of C++, CUDA, and compiler technologies. You'll work with various teams to solve complex problems and contribute to NVIDIA's mission of advancing accelerated computing.

NVIDIA offers a competitive compensation package, including a base salary range of $108,000-$207,000, equity grants, and comprehensive benefits. You'll be joining a company that's at the forefront of AI and accelerated computing, working alongside some of the industry's brightest minds.

The position is based in either Santa Clara, CA or Austin, TX, where you'll be part of a diverse and supportive environment that encourages innovation and professional growth. This is an opportunity to make a lasting impact on technology that's transforming industries from gaming to artificial intelligence.

Working at NVIDIA means being part of a team that's defining the future of computing. You'll be involved in projects that push the boundaries of what's possible in compiler technology while contributing to products that power everything from gaming to autonomous vehicles and AI research.