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NVIDIA

Senior Systems Software Engineer, Compute Stack Acceleration

NVIDIA

full time · Senior

$184,000 – $287,500

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What this role is

NVIDIA seeks a systems software engineer to lead adoption of modern compilers, build systems, and performance analysis tools across their CPU compute stack. This role suits experienced engineers who thrive in ambiguous cross-team projects and can translate toolchain improvements into measurable outcomes and reusable practices.

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What they ask for

Required

  • BS, MS, or PhD in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or related field, or equivalent experience
  • 8+ years systems software engineering experience
  • Strong C and C++ development and debugging
  • Linux systems knowledge and hands-on native software stack experience
  • Practical experience with GCC or LLVM/Clang, linkers, and build systems
  • Experience in large multi-component codebases and CI environments
  • Performance profiling and root-cause analysis skills
  • Lead projects with substantial technical and organizational ambiguity
  • Excellent written and verbal communication and cross-team collaboration record

Nice to have

  • Arm64 systems, CPU architecture, vectorization, or SVE experience
  • LTO, PGO, AutoFDO, BOLT, or binary optimization experience
  • Clang diagnostics, AddressSanitizer, or code-health workflow experience
  • PMU analysis, perf, flamegraphs, BRBE, SPE, or ETM profiling experience
  • Cross-compilation, sysroots, large monorepositories, or distributed build systems experience
  • Track record turning a successful migration or optimization into a maintained team workflow
  • Python or scripting experience for engineering automation

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