Data-Center Systems Architect & AI Networking Researcher

NVIDIA Corporation; Roskilde; Hybrid; DKK 360,000 - 480,000; Full time

Job summary

NVIDIA Corporation in Denmark is seeking a PhD candidate to join our software architecture team on the Horizon Europe SOVEREIGN-6G project. You will conduct innovative research at the intersection of Networking, Security, and Communications, with access to top resources and collaboration with leading experts.

The 36-month program includes enrollment in a PhD at a partner university, opportunities to publish, present at conferences, and contribute to accelerated data-center architectures and

Qualifications

• Must hold a Master’s in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science or Computer Engineering.
• General computer science background, preferably in algorithm design, system programming, networking, operating system, and computer architecture.
• Strong programming (C/C++/Python) and software development skills.
• Low-level Linux Remote storage knowledge (e.g. NVMe-oF), RDMA ibverbs and operating systems research are a plus.
• Good communications skills.

Responsibilities

• Be at the forefront of modern data center research.
• Partner and collaborate with forward-thinking industry leaders and external researchers.
• Participate and speak at conferences and events.
• Publish original research.
• Work with intelligent networking machines powered by AI systems that can learn, reason and interact with other network components.

Skills

C/C++

Python

Linux

Networking

Communication

Education

Master’s in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science or Computer Engineering

Tools

NVMe-oF

RDMA

Job description

NVIDIA Corporation in Denmark is seeking a PhD candidate to join our software architecture team on the Horizon Europe SOVEREIGN-6G project. You will conduct innovative research at the intersection of Networking, Security, and Communications, with access to top resources and collaboration with leading experts.

The 36-month program includes enrollment in a PhD at a partner university, opportunities to publish, present at conferences, and contribute to accelerated data-center architectures and