Harness & Platform Engineer, AI Safety & Reproducibility

NVIDIA; North Carolina; On-site; USD 152,000 - 242,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Equity

Benefits

Job summary

NVIDIA is seeking a Harness/Platform Engineer to build a foundational platform for reproducible research and secure AI tooling. You will ensure experiments run reliably from environment to result, working with security research and evaluation engineers to smooth workflows.

The role emphasizes versioned tooling, repeatable runs, and minimal surprises, with opportunities to contribute to NVIDIA NeMo agent tooling and related harnesses. Equity and comprehensive benefits are offered.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience, with 5+ years of software engineering experience.
• Strong Python engineering and comfort with containerized environments and CI/CD.
• Experience with agent frameworks, LLM orchestration, ML infrastructure, or evaluation harnesses.
• Care for versioned tooling and repeatable results.

Responsibilities

• Harness development: Design, implement, and maintain the agent harness.
• Evaluation infrastructure: Build the systems to run and reproduce experiments.
• Reproducibility: Own environments, tooling, and repeatable runs.
• Collaboration: Partner with security and evaluation engineers on workflows.

Skills

Python engineering

Containerized environments

CI/CD

Agent frameworks

LLM orchestration

ML infrastructure

Evaluation harnesses

Education

Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience

Tools

NeMo

Job description

NVIDIA is seeking a Harness/Platform Engineer to build a foundational platform for reproducible research and secure AI tooling. You will ensure experiments run reliably from environment to result, working with security research and evaluation engineers to smooth workflows.

The role emphasizes versioned tooling, repeatable runs, and minimal surprises, with opportunities to contribute to NVIDIA NeMo agent tooling and related harnesses. Equity and comprehensive benefits are offered.