Senior Linux Graphics Driver Engineer — Vulkan/OpenGL

2100 NVIDIA USA; Canada; In loco; CAD 258.000 - 501.000; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

NVIDIA in Canada is seeking a world-class software engineer to join the Linux Graphics driver team. You will design, develop, and deliver driver solutions for Vulkan and OpenGL on Linux, contributing to both professional and consumer graphics software.

The role demands strong C/C++ skills and deep Linux GPU driver experience. You will collaborate with global teams to enable NVIDIA GPUs on Linux platforms, applying shader compilation, rendering, and optimization expertise.

Competenze

• Bachelor’s or higher in electrical engineering, computer science, or computer engineering (or equivalent experience).
• 3+ years hands-on experience developing graphics OpenGL/Vulkan system-level software for Linux.
• 3+ years experience in graphics rendering, shader programming, compilers, and optimizations.
• 8+ years programming in C and C++.
• Low-level Linux knowledge: memory/resource management, scheduling, and virtualization.
• Strong communication skills (oral and written).
• Self-motivated teammate with good attitude.

Mansioni

• Define, design, and develop Linux Vulkan/OpenGL graphics features.
• Develop and maintain software to support NVIDIA GPU hardware on Linux.
• Collaborate with global teams including software, hardware, architecture, and OEM support.

Conoscenze

C/C++

Shader programming

Linux system programming

OpenGL/Vulkan

Graphics optimization

Communication

Formazione

Bachelor’s or higher in EE/CS/CE

Strumenti

Shader compilers

Linux virtualization

GPU driver development

Descrizione del lavoro

NVIDIA in Canada is seeking a world-class software engineer to join the Linux Graphics driver team. You will design, develop, and deliver driver solutions for Vulkan and OpenGL on Linux, contributing to both professional and consumer graphics software.

The role demands strong C/C++ skills and deep Linux GPU driver experience. You will collaborate with global teams to enable NVIDIA GPUs on Linux platforms, applying shader compilation, rendering, and optimization expertise.