Senior Software Engineer - Networking, SAI

NVIDIA has been transforming computer graphics, PC gaming, and accelerated computing for more than 25 years. It’s a unique legacy of innovation that’s fueled by great technology—and amazing people.

We are looking for a SAI senior s oftware e ngineer to join our SAI development team.

This is an outstanding opportunity for senior software development engineer to join our high performance multi-site team for switch and router related SW development. Be part of NVIDIA SAI multi-national R&D team, contribute code to SAI community and NVIDIA SAI implementation.

What You’ll Be Doing

• Develop first tier features, with groundbreaking multi-protocol networking technology.
• Lead features from planning through design and development, until delivery to the customer.
• Work closely with other development teams, arch and verification to ensure features delivery on time with high quality.
• Gain deep understanding of NVIDIA products and technologies.
  
  

• B.Sc. degree or equivalent experience in Engineering/Computer Science/related field.
• At least 5 years in networking programming, communication protocols knowledge
• C programming experience - must, Python programing experience- a nadvantage
• High technical understanding and learning skills – specification, design, programming, integration and debugging abilities
• Experience with testing methodologies, some tasks will include developing sophisticated fully automated testing environment
• System wide perspective
• Excellent English communication and leading skills
  
  

• Routing / Bridging protocols knowledge
• Knowledge of router and switch design & architecture
• Proven experience in a Gigabit Ethernet switching product development
• Proven track record to work in a multi-functional team environment and collaborate with teams in oversea sites. Self-motivated, ability to work with little definition and supervision while multi-tasking and prioritizing across a number of projects and initiatives
• Linux networking knowledge, TCP/IP stack