Senior Hardware Engineer

NVIDIA networking unit is a world-leader fast-growing company which supports the most powerful supercomputers in the world. We make outstanding artificial intelligence happen and accelerate Open-AI’s Chat-GPT, for example. We believe in our people and products and seek excellent people to join us! The Network Application Engineering team is looking for a hardworking, keen Senior HW Engineer to join the team and support groundbreaking technology. As a HW Application Engineer one will have a real impact on the business, while working closely with our customers and R&D teams.

What You’ll Be Doing

• Lead customers through all stages of designing their systems based on NVIDIA ASIC, from definition till production.
• Enable and support switch product adoption in cloud deployments, super computers, and Data Centers.
• Participate in product definitions and create powerful collaterals for our customers.
• Gain our customers’ trust and understand their needs.
• Work closely with various R&D teams to ensure feature implementation for our customers.
• Lead complex escalations with customers, build and lead engineering task force, build debug strategies and lead them to execution, while communicating to customer.
• Provide constructive feedback to engineering regarding products’ requirements.
  
  

• B.S.c or M.S.c degree in electronic engineering(or equivalent experience) with 7+ years of board and system design experience
• Network (NIC and switch) system understanding, including HW architecture, FW and SW aspects.
• Knowledge and experience with High-Speed Digital Board Design including electro-magnetic waves theory and distributed systems.
• Familiarity with high-speed SerDes design concepts
• High level English communication and presentation skills.
• Strong interpersonal skills and an ability to work directly with customers.
  
  

• Proven capability running multiple interfaces in a matrix structured organization.
• Familiarity with VHDL/Verilog and CPLD implementation
• Knowledge and experience on Networking is preferred