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NVIDIA

Senior Security Architect - Hardware

NVIDIA

Senior

$184,000 – $356,500

Listed on NVIDIA’s own careers site. You apply with them directly — we never stand between you and the employer.

What this role is

NVIDIA seeks a senior technical leader to design and oversee hardware root of trust architecture for their processors and GPUs across automotive, gaming, and server platforms. This role suits someone with deep expertise in SoC security, cryptography, and hardware architecture who thrives collaborating across diverse teams to influence long-term platform security strategy.

Our summary, not NVIDIA’s wording. The full posting is on their site.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's, Master's or PhD in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science or Computer Engineering (or equivalent experience)
  • 8+ years of relevant work or research experience
  • ASIC design process experience and architecture knowledge of large SoCs or GPUs
  • Programming and debugging across C/C++, Verilog, ARM assembly, and Python/Perl scripting
  • Ability to work effectively in dynamic customer-focused teams
  • Strong communication skills

Nice to have

  • System architecture experience for mobile, automotive, gaming or server platforms
  • SoC security architecture and secure boot/measured boot implementation
  • ARM or RISC-V CPU architecture knowledge with security features
  • Cryptography algorithm, standards, and implementation experience
  • Experience defending against physical attacks including fault injection and side-channel attacks
  • Remote attestation mechanism implementation
  • Digital Rights Management (DRM) standards knowledge
  • Security threat modeling and penetration testing
  • Certification standards and compliance testing experience

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