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HEC-RAS

Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Civil and Environmental)

HEC-RAS (Hydrologic Engineering Center's River Analysis System) is free software developed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for modeling the hydraulics of water flow through natural rivers and other channels. It is used by civil and environmental engineers, hydrologists, and floodplain managers to simulate flood events, design bridges and levees, and produce flood risk maps.

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NVIDIA

Post-Silicon Validation and Methodology Engineer

NVIDIA

Full-time · Santa Clara, CA · $136,000 – $218,500

This role owns the validation and bring-up of NVIDIA's next-generation silicon from first power-on through production release, building the test infrastructure, automation, and methodologies that catch hardware-software integration issues before they reach customers. It suits experienced hardware engineers who thrive at the boundary between architecture and reality, combining deep technical fundamentals with the ability to redesign team workflows and deploy AI-assisted tooling to accelerate silicon validation.

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Intel

IA Core Post Silicon Validation Engineer

Intel

Full-time · Austin, TX · $122,440 – $232,190

This role involves validating and debugging Intel's latest processor cores during the post-silicon phase, working with new CPU architectures to ensure product quality before market release. It suits experienced engineers with strong backgrounds in CPU architecture, debugging techniques, and validation methodologies who want to work on cutting-edge data center processors.

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