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NVIDIA

EDA Workflow Optimization Engineer

NVIDIA

full time · Mid

$152,000 – $287,500

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What this role is

NVIDIA seeks an engineer to optimize the electronic design automation workflows that power their chip development process, working across storage, compute, and networking infrastructure to enable faster innovation. The role combines deep systems knowledge with software engineering to build tools and metrics that hundreds of engineers depend on worldwide.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 5+ years of relevant experience
  • Experience investigating and debugging complex problems in UNIX environments
  • Hands-on experience with ASIC, VLSI, CAD/EDA or mixed-signal design workflows
  • Hands-on experience with EDA tools
  • UNIX systems programming and automation with Python and/or Shell
  • Expert-level UNIX and UNIX utilities usage
  • Strong planning and communication skills
  • Data analysis and data-driven decision-making
  • BS in Computer Science or equivalent experience

Nice to have

  • MS degree in Computer Science
  • Experience with job schedulers (IBM Spectrum LSF or SLURM)
  • Hands-on experience with GPU-based workloads in batch computing environments
  • Strong programming and debugging with C/C++, Python, and Perl on UNIX
  • Passion for engineering productivity and efficiency through data-driven approaches
  • Deep understanding of distributed system principles

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