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Senior Manager, Performance Engineering – Kernel and Software Platforms
NVIDIA
Full-time · Santa Clara, CA · $272,000 – $488,750
NVIDIA is hiring a senior manager to lead performance analysis across their GPU product pipeline, from early design simulation through production deployment. The role suits engineering leaders with deep systems expertise who can architect performance models, manage testing frameworks, and drive automation using modern AI tools.
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Senior Mixed Signal Design Engineer
NVIDIA
Santa Clara, CA · $168,000 – $264,500
This role involves developing high-speed electrical and optical interfaces and analog circuits for next-generation NVLINK technology, taking integrated circuit designs from concept through silicon characterization. It suits experienced analog circuit designers comfortable with deep-submicron CMOS processes and ready to work across schematic design, layout, verification, and post-silicon debugging.
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Senior Manager, System Integration – Silicon Co-Design Group
NVIDIA
Full-time · Santa Clara, CA · $232,000 – $368,000
Lead NVIDIA's system integration efforts for post-silicon validation across GPU and SoC programs, responsible for catching critical issues early and keeping programs on schedule despite upstream delays. This role requires deep expertise in silicon bring-up, the ability to build and mentor technical teams across geographies, and a track record of process improvements that meaningfully accelerate program delivery.
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Senior Software Engineer, Networking
NVIDIA
2 locations · $184,000 – $356,500
This is a senior-level Linux kernel and networking driver development role at NVIDIA, building software for next-generation network interface cards. It suits experienced systems engineers comfortable with low-level kernel programming, device driver architecture, and the full software development lifecycle.
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