HPC Performance Profiling Software Engineer

NVIDIA; Champaign (IL); On-site; USD 152,000 - 242,000; Full time

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Job summary

NVIDIA in the United States is seeking a System Software Engineer to enhance profiling tools for network hardware and software across HPC and cloud environments. The role emphasizes C/C++ with Python scripting, collaboration with multiple teams, and delivering high-impact software solutions.

You'll work with researchers and engineers to push performance, build scalable tools for GPU+CPU+networking profiling, and enable innovations across embedded and automotive systems.

Qualifications

• BS, MS, or PhD in EE, CE, CS, or Systems Engineering (or equivalent experience).
• Minimum of 5 years in a related hardware/software position.
• Excellent problem solving, collaborative and interpersonal skills; experience with international teams.
• Experience creating monitoring, profiling, or optimization software tools for developers working on large scale systems (HPC and cloud).

Responsibilities

• Enhance and expand network hardware and software profiling tools.
• Collaborate with architects, product definition, SW/HW teams and operations to bring products to market.
• Work with researchers and developers to improve computers and computing systems.
• Build tools enabling HPC, ML/DL, AI, autonomous machines, pro-visualization, and embedded systems workflows.

Skills

C/C++ programming

Python scripting

Education

Bachelor's or higher in EE, CE, CS, or Systems Engineering

Job description

NVIDIA in the United States is seeking a System Software Engineer to enhance profiling tools for network hardware and software across HPC and cloud environments. The role emphasizes C/C++ with Python scripting, collaboration with multiple teams, and delivering high-impact software solutions.

You'll work with researchers and engineers to push performance, build scalable tools for GPU+CPU+networking profiling, and enable innovations across embedded and automotive systems.