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NVIDIA

Senior Software Engineer, Security

NVIDIA

Senior

$184,000 – $287,500

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What this role is

NVIDIA is hiring a Senior Software Engineer to design and implement security systems protecting large-scale AI infrastructure and computing environments. This role suits experienced security engineers who want to work on incident response, infrastructure hardening, and policy development for cutting-edge hardware and datacenter platforms.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 8+ years of relevant security or systems engineering experience
  • Programming experience in C/C++
  • Linux kernel hardening with SELinux or AppArmor
  • eBPF observability
  • Experience securing large-scale Linux infrastructure
  • Understanding of security risks and mitigation
  • Incident response and breach handling experience
  • Ability to communicate with technical and leadership audiences
  • Compute and networking systems security architecture knowledge
  • Experience securing AI systems with sandboxing and threat detection
  • BS in Computer Science, Engineering, Cybersecurity, or equivalent experience

Nice to have

  • Secure software development in Rust
  • Modern authentication frameworks (OAuth 2.1, OIDC, Kerberos, FIDO2/WebAuthn)
  • Microsoft Active Directory and Entra ID administration
  • Linux centralized identity management (FreeIPA/RHEL IdM/SSSD)
  • PKI lifecycle management and Host-Based Access Control
  • HPC scheduler hardening (Slurm) and parallel filesystems (Lustre, NFS)
  • Containerized workload security (Docker, Enroot, Kubernetes)
  • High-speed fabric security (InfiniBand)
  • Zero Trust and ZTNA architecture
  • Advanced vulnerability management (CVSS 4.0, SBOM)

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