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Sustainable Talent partners with NVIDIA to hire an Engineering Lab Technician to support the Datacenter Systems & Board Design Team in Hillsboro, OR. The role involves testing, debugging, and maintaining lab systems for GPU server products.
You will work with bench platforms, server systems, and lab logistics to enable high-quality hardware releases. Ideal candidates have 2+ years in electronic labs, strong debugging skills, proficiency with oscilloscopes and Linux, and a meticulous approach to
Hillsboro, OR
Sustainable Talent is partnering with NVIDIA, a global leader that has been transforming computer graphics, PC gaming, and accelerated computing for over 25 years. We are now looking for an Engineering Lab Technician to support Nvidia's Datacenter Systems & Board Design Team. This is a full-time (W-2)contract role based in Hillsboro, OR. We offer competitive pay $55/hr - $65/hr based on factors like experience, education, location, etc. and provide full benefits, PTO, and amazing company culture!
In this role you'll support the testing and debug of NVIDIA's datacenter products. This role will maintain and debug lab systems involving sophisticated system level hardware and software. The primary responsibility is to support our engineering teams during development to ensure outstanding quality GPU server products may be released to the market and delight our customers so that AI scientists and datacenter operators can achieve their professional aspirations using NVIDIA technology.The new lab team member will work independently to complete daily tasks according to priorities, demonstrate a passion towards system level product quality, and should be comfortable in an engineering lab environment.
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