Principal Chromium/CEF Engineer — Equity Eligible

NVIDIA; California (MO); On-site; USD 272,000 - 431,250; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Equity

Generous benefits package

Job summary

NVIDIA is seeking a Principal Systems Software Engineer in California to develop the GeForce Now client and improve browser performance for ultra-low-latency applications. You will work on custom CEF and Chromium code, maintain CI/CD infrastructure, and enhance application quality indicators. Applicants should have over 15 years of experience, strong skills in C++ and JavaScript, and a background in system software programming. Competitive salary ranges from $272,000 to $431,250, plus equity and benefits.

Qualifications

• 15+ years of experience proficient in C++, JavaScript, and web technologies.
• Excellent system-software programming, unit testing, and debugging skills.
• Expertise in video and graphics composition, accessibility, and system abstraction layers in Chromium repositories.

Responsibilities

• Work on custom CEF and Chromium code for NVIDIA products focusing on performance.
• Define and improve quality, reliability, and performance indicators for the applications.
• Review code and designs across the team and contribute to evolving methodologies.

Skills

C++

JavaScript

web technologies

system-software programming

unit testing

debugging skills

video and graphics composition

accessibility

system abstraction layers in Chromium

Education

BS or MS in Computer Science or related areas

Job description

NVIDIA is seeking a Principal Systems Software Engineer in California to develop the GeForce Now client and improve browser performance for ultra-low-latency applications. You will work on custom CEF and Chromium code, maintain CI/CD infrastructure, and enhance application quality indicators. Applicants should have over 15 years of experience, strong skills in C++ and JavaScript, and a background in system software programming. Competitive salary ranges from $272,000 to $431,250, plus equity and benefits.