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NVIDIA

Principal Software Engineer, E2E Performance and Goodput — CSP Engagements

NVIDIA

Principal

$272,000 – $431,250

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What this role is

NVIDIA seeks a principal-level engineer to bridge the company's performance teams and cloud service provider customers, ensuring their large-scale GPU deployments meet throughput targets and identifying systemic improvements across their platforms. The role suits someone with deep systems and GPU performance expertise who enjoys synthesizing feedback across organizations and driving optimization priorities.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 15+ years systems performance engineering experience
  • GPU/HPC/ML infrastructure background
  • BS or MS in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or equivalent
  • GPU workload profiling expertise
  • Understanding of distributed training performance dynamics
  • Statistical methods for performance analysis
  • Knowledge of full software stack performance impacts
  • Data analysis and visualization skills
  • Customer-focused mindset
  • Ability to communicate findings to technical and executive audiences
  • Demonstrated influence over multiple engineering teams

Nice to have

  • Experience profiling and optimizing at 1000+ GPU scale
  • ML infrastructure performance background at a CSP or hyperscaler
  • Familiarity with NVIDIA platforms and profiling tools
  • Experience building automated performance regression detection systems
  • Understanding of inference workload performance dynamics

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