Skip to main content
CareerApp
NVIDIA

Senior Software Engineer, CUDA C++ Core Libraries

NVIDIA

Senior

$184,000 – $287,500

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 is seeking a senior C++ engineer to design and optimize foundational libraries and algorithms for their CUDA GPU programming platform. This role suits experienced systems programmers who enjoy balancing performance optimization, API design, and developer productivity across multiple language ecosystems.

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

Skills this role names

Log in to see which of these are already on your profile.

What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or related field, or equivalent experience plus 8+ years of software development
  • Strong production programming in C and C++ with deep modern C++ knowledge
  • Experience with generic programming, templates, and type systems
  • Systems-level software development with demanding performance and concurrency requirements
  • Practical experience with CUDA or similar parallel/heterogeneous programming
  • Production software or foundational library development including testing and profiling
  • Understanding of API and ABI compatibility
  • Ability to work independently and drive complex projects
  • Clear written communication for technical documentation
  • Experience in large C/C++ codebases with build systems and CI infrastructure

Nice to have

  • Strong CPU/GPU architecture understanding and performance optimization experience
  • Hands-on experience with GPU-accelerated stacks like CUDA C++, PyTorch, JAX, Numba, or CuPy
  • Proficiency with Thrust, CUB, and libcudacxx
  • Compiler infrastructure experience with LLVM, Clang, or MLIR
  • Knowledge of binary interfaces, linking, versioning, and cross-platform distribution
  • Interest in developer tools and library design

Turn on analytics and we load Google Analytics: Google gets the pages you open and what you do here — searches, jobs you view, jobs you apply to — and sets its own cookies. Leave it off and the only cookies we set are your login, your theme, and this answer. Accept All also records a yes to advertising, which nothing uses yet. Privacy Policy.