Distinguished Engineer – Data Center System Software Architect

World leader in accelerated computing, pioneering AI and digital twins technology.
$308,000 - $471,500
Distributed Systems
Principal Software Engineer
In-Person
5,000+ Employees
20+ years of experience
AI · Enterprise SaaS

Description For Distinguished Engineer – Data Center System Software Architect

NVIDIA is seeking a Distinguished Engineer to serve as a Data Center System Software Architect for their cutting-edge DGX and HGX platforms. This role combines the power of NVIDIA's GPUs, NVLink, InfiniBand networking, and Grace CPUs with their optimized AI and HPC software stack. The position requires a seasoned architect to oversee end-to-end system software architecture, including firmware, kernel drivers, and operating systems.

The role involves direct engagement with industry-leading cloud service providers and internal teams to drive innovation in data center products. The ideal candidate will have extensive experience in system architecture, firmware, and Linux kernel internals, along with deep knowledge of networking technologies and security protocols.

This is a unique opportunity to shape the future of NVIDIA's enterprise and cloud provider businesses, working with state-of-the-art technology in AI and high-performance computing. The position offers competitive compensation, including equity, and the chance to work with some of the most forward-thinking professionals in the industry.

The role requires exceptional technical leadership skills, with responsibilities including leading technological discussions with major customers, defining KPIs, gathering requirements, and addressing complex technical challenges. The successful candidate will play a crucial role in aligning NVIDIA's roadmap with customer requirements and driving the adoption of new technologies.

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Responsibilities For Distinguished Engineer – Data Center System Software Architect

  • Serve as primary technical point of contact for major customers
  • Lead technical innovation and strategic collaborations with hyperscalers
  • Align NVIDIA's roadmap with major customers' requirements
  • Develop and drive adoption of new technologies and protocols
  • Make critical technical decisions in ambiguous situations

Requirements For Distinguished Engineer – Data Center System Software Architect

Linux
Kubernetes
  • Deep expertise in scalable server system architecture
  • Experience with complex system software for accelerators
  • Mastery of system firmware and Linux kernel internals
  • Proficiency in Out-of-Band and In-Band management architectures
  • Extensive knowledge of networking technologies and protocols
  • BS or MS degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering or related field
  • 20+ years in System architecture and design

Benefits For Distinguished Engineer – Data Center System Software Architect

Equity
  • Equity

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