Senior DPU/SmartNIC Architect — Networking & HW-SW

NVIDIA; Santa Clara (CA); On-site; USD 184,000 - 356,500; Full time

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Job summary

NVIDIA is seeking a Software & Systems Architect to join the NIC Software/Firmware Architecture group to shape the next generation data-center DPU. This role partners with hardware and software teams and external customers to define architecture and features.

Responsibilities include designing the SW stack from applications to hardware interface, driving HW features, and researching networks, AI workloads, security, HPC, and offloads. Excellent communication and independent work are essential.

Qualifications

• B.Sc./M.Sc. in Computer Engineering, CS, or EE or equivalent experience.
• 8+ years of shown experience in the field.
• Proven track record to quickly adapt to new technologies.
• Outstanding ability to work independently, interact with customers, and guide R&D teams.
• Excellent communication and presentation skills.
• Ability to drive innovative solutions for complex requirements and issues.

Responsibilities

• Define next-generation DPU/SmartNIC architecture and features for computing clusters and data-centers.
• Define the SW stack from application level to HW interface, ensuring flawless integration.
• Collaborate closely with HW architects to define new HW features and SW-HW interfaces for diverse use cases.
• Conduct research in network protocols, new network technologies, networking drivers, accelerations, and offloading of various network-related tasks.
• Explore a wide range of topics, including Generative AI (inference and training), storage, cyber security, HPC, and emulation offloads.

Skills

DPU architecture

Software & systems architecture

Networking protocols

Generative AI

Customer interaction

Education

B.Sc. in Computer Engineering, CS or EE

M.Sc. in Computer Engineering, CS or EE

Job description

NVIDIA is seeking a Software & Systems Architect to join the NIC Software/Firmware Architecture group to shape the next generation data-center DPU. This role partners with hardware and software teams and external customers to define architecture and features.

Responsibilities include designing the SW stack from applications to hardware interface, driving HW features, and researching networks, AI workloads, security, HPC, and offloads. Excellent communication and independent work are essential.