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NVIDIA

Low-Power Feature Validation & Bring-Up Engineer

NVIDIA

Santa Clara, CA · full time · Senior

$168,000 – $310,500

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What this role is

NVIDIA seeks an experienced engineer to design and implement validation strategies, telemetry infrastructure, and AI-assisted tools for low-power silicon features across next-generation AI accelerators. The role bridges silicon architecture, firmware, and platform validation to improve power efficiency and production readiness at scale.

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What they ask for

Required

  • BS or MS in EE, CE, CS, or Systems Engineering, or equivalent experience
  • 10+ years in silicon characterization, low-power validation, system integration, or post-silicon productization
  • Deep understanding of silicon power behavior, Windows/Linux low-power states, firmware interactions, and system-level validation methodologies
  • Experience building scalable automation or telemetry analytics for silicon validation
  • Strong EE fundamentals including digital design, computer architecture, power analysis, and programming
  • Hands-on silicon bring-up, lab validation, and debug experience

Nice to have

  • Experience applying AI/ML or LLM to silicon validation, telemetry analytics, or debug automation
  • Background in platform power management technologies like S0ix, ASPM, RTD3, or Memory Self Refresh
  • Large-scale telemetry pipeline or intelligent observability infrastructure development
  • Strong Python and data analytics expertise
  • Cross-functional experience spanning architecture, firmware, silicon validation, and manufacturing

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