Memory Systems Lead - HBM/GDDR Enablement & Production

NVIDIA Corporation; Santa Clara (CA); On-site; USD 200,000 - 322,000; Full time

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Job summary

NVIDIA Corporation is seeking a seasoned hardware engineer to lead the DRAM memory subsystem enablement from first silicon power-on to production. You will drive validation, test plans, and cross-functional collaboration across memory and ASIC teams.

The role demands 10+ years in high-speed DRAM design, strong data analysis skills, and hands-on hardware experience. A master’s degree and Linux proficiency are required. Excellent growth in NVIDIA’s cutting-edge memory roadmap is offered.

Qualifications

• Masters or higher in Electrical engineering (or equivalent experience).
• 10+ years of relevant hands-on experience in high-speed DRAM design and test.
• Broad comprehension of ASIC design, mixed signal design, and power/signal integrity concepts.
• Strong fundamentals in science, engineering, and data analysis.
• Very comfortable being hands-on with hardware and software.
• Working knowledge of Linux, scripting, programming, computer systems, and data analysis methods.

Responsibilities

• Hands-on leadership of HBM/GDDR enablement, validation, and failure analysis for NVIDIA’s datacenter and graphics products.
• Drive review of memory partner’s design limits and test methodology. Integrate learnings into unique characterization and test plans for each memory generation.
• Apply understanding of controller design, board design, and DRAM design to define and refine characterization, validation, and POR set methodologies.
• Work closely with memory partners to successfully enable memory into production.
• Work cross-functionally with multiple hardware design and software teams.
• Guide product level decisions for the memory subsystem that span ASIC/VLSI/Board/ATE.

Skills

DRAM design

HBM enablement

Linux scripting

Data analysis

Hardware hands-on

Education

Masters in Electrical Engineering

Tools

Linux

VLSI

Job description

NVIDIA Corporation is seeking a seasoned hardware engineer to lead the DRAM memory subsystem enablement from first silicon power-on to production. You will drive validation, test plans, and cross-functional collaboration across memory and ASIC teams.

The role demands 10+ years in high-speed DRAM design, strong data analysis skills, and hands-on hardware experience. A master’s degree and Linux proficiency are required. Excellent growth in NVIDIA’s cutting-edge memory roadmap is offered.