Senior GPU HPC Developer, Public Sector

NVIDIA AI; Santa Clara (CA); On-site; USD 184,000 - 357,000; Full time

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Equity

Benefits

Job summary

NVIDIA in the United States is seeking a Senior Developer Technology Engineer for the Public Sector to research and develop GPU-accelerated techniques for federal applications, including CFD, EDA, graph theory, weather/climate modeling, and AI in HPC. You will optimize core parallel algorithms and contribute across the full software stack, including libraries and tools.

You will collaborate with architecture, research, libraries, tools, and system software teams to evaluate impacts on

Qualifications

• MS or PhD in Computer Science, Engineering or STEM field or equivalent experience.
• Proficiency in C/C++ with strong software design, techniques and algorithms.
• 5+ years in parallel programming (CUDA C/C++, OpenMP or MPI, or SHMEM).
• Strong CS fundamentals: parallel data structures/algorithms, combinatorics, sparse representations.

Responsibilities

• Work directly with application developers to craft and optimize core parallel algorithms for GPUs, including reference code and full software stack contributions.
• Collaborate with architecture, research, libraries, tools, and system software teams to influence design and performance.
• Occasional travel for conferences and on-site visits with developers.

Skills

C/C++

Parallel programming

CUDA

OpenMP/MPI

Algorithm optimization

Education

MS or PhD in CS/Engineering or STEM

Tools

Nsight Systems

Nsight Compute

GPU architectures

Job description

NVIDIA in the United States is seeking a Senior Developer Technology Engineer for the Public Sector to research and develop GPU-accelerated techniques for federal applications, including CFD, EDA, graph theory, weather/climate modeling, and AI in HPC. You will optimize core parallel algorithms and contribute across the full software stack, including libraries and tools.

You will collaborate with architecture, research, libraries, tools, and system software teams to evaluate impacts on