NVIDIA, consistently recognized as one of America's Best Places to Work, is seeking a Senior DevOps Engineer to join their CUDA Math Libraries team. This role, which could also be titled as Site Reliability Engineer or Build and Release Engineer, is crucial in developing software that powers AI applications, self-driving cars, and some of the world's fastest supercomputers.
The position involves managing complex build and test systems across multiple architectures, operating systems, and devices. You'll be working with cutting-edge technology in accelerated computing, contributing to solutions that tackle challenges in science, medicine, and engineering. The role requires strong skills in Linux, scripting, debugging, and troubleshooting, with a focus on building and maintaining robust infrastructure.
As a Senior DevOps Engineer, you'll be part of a dynamic team that values collaboration and innovation. The position offers competitive compensation, including a substantial base salary range of $184,000 - $356,500, plus equity and comprehensive benefits. This is an excellent opportunity for experienced professionals who want to work at the forefront of technology, particularly in areas like Deep Learning and Artificial Intelligence.
The ideal candidate will bring 6+ years of industry experience, strong Linux proficiency, and expert-level scripting abilities. Experience with HPC hardware systems, GPU-accelerated systems, and Agile methodologies would be particularly valuable. NVIDIA offers a collaborative environment where creativity and autonomy are encouraged, making it an ideal workplace for motivated professionals who want to make a significant impact in the technology sector.
Working at NVIDIA means joining a team of some of the most experienced and dedicated professionals in the technology industry. The company's commitment to diversity and inclusion, combined with its position as a leader in accelerated computing, makes this an exceptional opportunity for career growth and development in a cutting-edge technical environment.