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NVIDIA

Software Engineer, OpenShell

NVIDIA

US, Remote · Remote · full time · Senior

$184,000 – $287,500

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What this role is

This role bridges cutting-edge AI research with production systems, focusing on integrating the latest advances in agentic AI into NVIDIA's OpenShell runtime platform. You'll evaluate emerging research, build prototypes, and help shape enterprise-grade AI agent infrastructure alongside engineering and product teams.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 8+ years of research engineering, software development, or related technical work
  • Master's or PhD in Computer Science, Physics, or equivalent experience
  • Proven track record translating research into production systems at scale
  • Deep experience with LLMs, agent frameworks, multimodal models, evaluation frameworks, or inference infrastructure
  • Independent technical investigation and clear communication of findings
  • Product sense and focus on developer experience and usability

Nice to have

  • Experience with secure agent runtimes, tool sandboxing, or capability-based security
  • Knowledge of compliance requirements like SOC2, HIPAA, GDPR, or regulated environments
  • Experience with LLM inference infrastructure and model serving tools
  • Experience integrating inference backends into agentic systems with routing and cost optimization
  • Open-source contributions to AI agents, LLM systems, or ML infrastructure

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