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NVIDIA

Senior Software Architect - Data Center Systems

NVIDIA

Senior

$224,000 – $431,250

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What this role is

You'll lead the software architecture for NVIDIA's deep learning server platforms, designing end-to-end solutions that span firmware, system software, and applications while collaborating with engineering teams and customers to shape the next generation of GPU-accelerated computing systems. This role suits senior architects with deep expertise in server platform design, HPC/AI workloads, and the ability to influence technical direction across a large organization.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 10+ years in system architecture and design
  • Deep experience designing scalable and performant server systems at the SW/HW interface
  • Understanding of HPC or deep learning workloads and accelerated computing platforms
  • Expertise in Out of Band and In-band management architectures
  • Knowledge of server system architecture and performance implications
  • Experience implementing left shift strategy to de-risk program execution
  • BS or MS in Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or related field or equivalent experience
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills

Nice to have

  • Knowledge of cloud and cluster level deployment and management systems
  • Strong background with device management protocols like Redfish, IPMI, MCTP, PLDM, and RDE
  • Knowledge in storage and networking technologies

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