Senior GPU Firmware Architect – Secure Peripherals

NVIDIA Corporation; United States; Remote; USD 152,000 - 242,000; Full time

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Job summary

NVIDIA Corporation in the United States is seeking a Senior Firmware Engineer to help develop core out-of-band and peripheral firmware powering next‑gen GPU architectures. You will craft firmware that manages peripherals, updates securely, and provides reliable telemetry in the GPU OOBHUB.

Join a team dedicated to active development and innovation, collaborate with hardware designers and software engineers, and deliver robust, high‑reliability firmware across complex subsystems.

Qualifications

• BS or MS in EE, CS, CE or equivalent experience.
• 5+ years in low-level firmware or embedded development.
• Experience with peripheral stacks and protocols (SPI, I2C/I3C, PCIe, SMBus, MCTP, PLDM).
• Expert C development in resource-constrained environments.
• Familiarity with RISC-V or similar embedded architectures.
• Strong debugging and developer-first coding practices.

Responsibilities

• Build, architect, develop and debug firmware for the GPU OOBHUB peripherals.
• Design update mechanisms and telemetry for high-reliability firmware.
• Collaborate with hardware architects and ASIC designers on firmware-hardware interfaces.
• Write secure, high-integrity firmware for production-grade GPU subsystems.
• Partner with internal teams to translate concepts into production firmware.

Skills

C programming

Embedded systems

RISC-V

Secure coding

Debugging

Protocols

Education

BS/MS in EE/CS/CE

Job description

NVIDIA Corporation in the United States is seeking a Senior Firmware Engineer to help develop core out-of-band and peripheral firmware powering next‑gen GPU architectures. You will craft firmware that manages peripherals, updates securely, and provides reliable telemetry in the GPU OOBHUB.

Join a team dedicated to active development and innovation, collaborate with hardware designers and software engineers, and deliver robust, high‑reliability firmware across complex subsystems.