2 days ago
Base Salary
$152k - $288k/yr
Responsibilities
- Collaborate with hardware and software engineering teams to define features for distributed software storage systems.
- Develop scalable storage management solutions in Perl and Python.
- Work with team members and internal customers to improve workflow efficiency and scalability.
- Drive improvements to software design, testing processes, production quality, and delivery velocity.
- Make architectural decisions balancing cost, performance, reliability, and scalability.
- Support the quality and time to market of NVIDIA’s next-generation hardware products and technologies.
Requirements
- Linux software development experience with storage systems and networked distributed systems.
- Strong understanding of storage concepts including volumes, snapshots, clones, and deduplication.
- Experience developing with Perl and Python.
- Ability to make architecture decisions using data and estimates and to collaborate on testing and adoption plans.
- Bachelor’s degree in computer science or a related field, or equivalent experience; a master’s degree is preferred.
- 5+ years of relevant experience.
- Preferred experience with NetApp systems, ASIC workflows, infrastructure software, datacenter management, large-scale distributed computing and storage systems, and Cursor AI.
- Preferred experience with production software development, release and support methodologies, and DevOps tools and approaches.
Benefits
- Competitive base salary, equity, and comprehensive benefits package.
- Hybrid work arrangement.
- Applications will be accepted at least until November 18, 2026.
About Nvidia
Nvidia designs and sells GPUs and accelerated computing platforms for data centers, AI/ML, graphics, gaming, and automotive, monetizing through hardware, software platforms (CUDA, AI frameworks), and systems like DGX and networking. Customers include cloud providers, enterprises, researchers, and OEMs. Founded in 1993 and headquartered in Santa Clara, it is a public company traded on NASDAQ under NVDA.