NVIDIA, the world leader in accelerated computing, is seeking a Senior Software Systems Engineer to join their Automotive Vehicles team. This role is at the forefront of autonomous vehicle technology, working to revolutionize transportation through ground-breaking solutions. The position combines technical expertise in systems engineering with autonomous vehicle development, offering an exciting opportunity to shape the future of self-driving cars.
The role demands a blend of technical prowess and leadership skills, requiring 8+ years of experience in automotive, aerospace, or defense industries. You'll be responsible for developing comprehensive requirements for algorithm development, leading data analysis efforts, and managing interfaces with OEM partners. The position involves working with cross-functional teams to integrate various vehicle subsystems while meeting NVIDIA's high standards and automotive guidelines.
Key responsibilities include driving autonomous vehicle safety system verification activities, developing analysis methods for performance metrics, and prototyping new processes for product execution. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in systems engineering, robotics, or statistical analysis, complemented by excellent communication and leadership skills.
NVIDIA offers a competitive compensation package with a base salary range of $180,000 to $339,250, plus equity and comprehensive benefits. The company is known for its innovative culture and commitment to pushing technological boundaries. Working at NVIDIA means joining a team of forward-thinking professionals in an environment that values creativity and autonomy.
The position is based in the San Francisco Bay Area with a hybrid work arrangement, offering the flexibility of remote work while maintaining collaborative opportunities. This role presents an exceptional opportunity to work with cutting-edge technology in autonomous vehicles while contributing to NVIDIA's mission of transforming the transportation industry through AI and accelerated computing.