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NVIDIA

Intellectual Property Security Engineer

NVIDIA

full time · Senior

$184,000 – $356,500

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What this role is

NVIDIA is seeking a security engineer to protect hardware intellectual property by establishing secure workflows, investigating threats, and building policies across engineering teams. This role suits someone comfortable balancing hands-on technical work with cross-functional collaboration and organizational leadership in a fast-paced environment.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Strong interpersonal and team collaboration skills
  • Experience establishing and leading high-performing technical teams in hardware engineering or information security
  • Threat modeling experience including data flows, trust boundaries, and STRIDE-style analysis
  • Ability to secure Linux-based on-premises or cloud infrastructure at scale
  • Experience with authentication, authorization, hardening, patching, logging, and incident response
  • Comfortable presenting risk and priorities to senior management
  • Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or related field, or equivalent experience
  • 8+ years of experience in security or related field

Nice to have

  • 5+ years as technical team lead bridging engineering, product, and customers
  • Experience leading or mentoring support teams of engineers
  • Experience securing AI-assisted developer workflows including connected CLIs, agent permissions, and prompt injection risks
  • Background in security monitoring, detection engineering, and investigation of suspicious activity
  • Familiarity with EDA workflows, semiconductor design environments, or large-scale HPC environments

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