Datacenter Electrical Product Engineer - Equity & Impact

NVIDIA; Austin (TX); On-site; USD 140,000 - 270,000; Full time

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Equity

Benefits

Job summary

NVIDIA Corporation seeks a Datacenter Product Engineer to drive GPU-accelerated server platforms for datacenter workloads. You will design tests, define DFx requirements, and optimize production lines for cost-efficient, high-quality GPU boards.

This role centers on HGX systems and involves close collaboration across HW, FW, and SW teams. The position is based in Dallas, Texas, with responsibilities spanning test specification, yield optimization, and production readiness for next-gen datacenter

Qualifications

• BS or MS degree in EE/CE or equivalent experience.
• 8+ years of meaningful industry experience.
• Strong EE fundamentals including digital design, signal integrity, timing analysis and fault analysis.

Responsibilities

• Plan and develop diagnostic tests and debug procedures for next-gen products.
• Debug interactions between HW, FW and SW on faulty boards during boot.
• Drive DFx requirements for robust signal integrity and layout.
• Develop and deliver system-level manufacturing test specs for new products.
• Collaborate to define product assembly line, test stations and fixtures.
• Apply data analysis and lab experiments to improve yield and test coverage.
• Support customer-facing teams during partner concerns to fix gaps.

Skills

Strong EE fundamentals

System architecture

Education

BS or MS in EE/CE

Tools

Perl

C/C++

Windows

Linux

Job description

NVIDIA Corporation seeks a Datacenter Product Engineer to drive GPU-accelerated server platforms for datacenter workloads. You will design tests, define DFx requirements, and optimize production lines for cost-efficient, high-quality GPU boards.

This role centers on HGX systems and involves close collaboration across HW, FW, and SW teams. The position is based in Dallas, Texas, with responsibilities spanning test specification, yield optimization, and production readiness for next-gen datacenter