UEFI Firmware Systems Engineer — Equity & Impact

Nvidia Corporation in; Santa Clara (CA); On-site; USD 124,000 - 242,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Equity

Benefits package

Job summary

NVIDIA is seeking a System Software Engineer for the UEFI Firmware team in California. You will contribute to features and code for UEFI firmware, document data and code flows, and debug complex firmware issues across a global set of teams.

Strong C skills and ARM experience are essential, with a focus on low-level OS components and device drivers. You will work on simulations, FPGA bring-up, and pre/post-silicon verification, collaborating with worldwide teams.

Qualifications

• BS or MS degree in EE/CS/CE or equivalent experience.
• 2+ years of experience in low-level operating system functionality, specifically ARM technologies and programming.
• Superb C programming and debugging skills.
• Excellent Interpersonal Skills.
• Experience with UEFI, ACPI, SMBIOS, Linux kernel are preferred.
• Working experience in system software, operating system internals, kernel modules, and device drivers.
• Experience working with AI development tools.

Responsibilities

• Features/code development for UEFI firmware.
• Document code flow, data flow, and architecture for UEFI Firmware.
• Debug and root cause UEFI Firmware issues thru creative thinking.
• Support simulation and FPGA environment bringup for UEFI Firmware.
• Drive and resolve issues independently across teams and disciplines.
• Plan and execute pre and post silicon verification of UEFI firmware.
• Collaborate with teams from around the globe.

Skills

C programming

ARM technologies

Low-level OS

Interpersonal skills

UEFI

Linux kernel

Device drivers

ACPI/SMBIOS

Education

BS or MS in EE/CS/CE

Job description

NVIDIA is seeking a System Software Engineer for the UEFI Firmware team in California. You will contribute to features and code for UEFI firmware, document data and code flows, and debug complex firmware issues across a global set of teams.

Strong C skills and ARM experience are essential, with a focus on low-level OS components and device drivers. You will work on simulations, FPGA bring-up, and pre/post-silicon verification, collaborating with worldwide teams.