LLM-First Math Libraries Engineer | Developer Experience

NVIDIA; France; Sur place; EUR 70 000 - 110 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

NVIDIA is seeking a passionate engineer to accelerate the integration of APIs across the CUDA-X math library stack into modern LLM and AI workflows. You will enable human engineers and AI agents to build high-performance applications using GPU-accelerated libraries and SDKs.

You will collaborate with internal and external stakeholders to deliver LLM-enhanced library releases, prototype tooling, and API representations that scale with AI code generation and research needs.

Qualifications

• PhD or MSc preferred (or equivalent experience)
• 3+ years of experience
• Robust knowledge of LLMs, finetuning, RL, and building agenting tooling
• Proven experience designing clear, composable APIs and writing high-quality code
• Ability to prioritize multiple projects and work independently with minimal direction
• Excellent collaboration, communication, and documentation habits

Responsabilités

• Drive the architecture and implementation of math libraries APIs and documentation for an LLM-first approach
• Collaborate with stakeholders to deliver timely LLM-enhanced library releases
• Build metrics and tools to measure impact and quality of LLM/agentic code generation
• Prototype tooling to transform APIs into LLM-friendly representations across codegen tools

Connaissances

LLM knowledge

APIs design

CUDA-X APIs

Documentation

Formation

PhD or MSc preferred

Outils

CUDA-X libraries

cuBLAS

cuFFT

API tooling

Description du poste

NVIDIA is seeking a passionate engineer to accelerate the integration of APIs across the CUDA-X math library stack into modern LLM and AI workflows. You will enable human engineers and AI agents to build high-performance applications using GPU-accelerated libraries and SDKs.

You will collaborate with internal and external stakeholders to deliver LLM-enhanced library releases, prototype tooling, and API representations that scale with AI code generation and research needs.