Full-Chip Integration Engineer

We are looking for a Full-Chip verification & Integration Engineer to join our FullChip Switch Silicon team. As part of NVIDIA’s Networking business unit, you will work alongside passionate and highly skilled engineers building the next generation of state-of-the-art switch silicon chips. This is a unique opportunity to grow in a technically rich environment and gain broad system-level exposure, and contribute to cutting-edge devices that deliver world-class bandwidth, throughput, and latency.

In this role, you will help integrate and validate complex full-chip flows at the system level, working across multiple engineering domains and learning how advanced silicon products come together from architecture to execution.

What You'll Be Doing

• Work in a Full Chip verification team that is responsible to integrate and verify NVIDIA’s Switch products at system level
• Work closely with multiple teams within the organizations such as Architecture, u-arch, Firmware and all switch units and Ips
• Play a key role in validating the most complex end-to-end chip flows, gaining hands-on experience with system behavior, cross-block interactions, and real product-level scenarios.
• Use modern AI-powered engineering tools and automation techniques as part of your day-to-day development and debug workflow.
• Learn from experienced engineers in a collaborative environment that encourages technical growth, ownership, and continuous improvement.
  
  

• Electrical Engineering B.Sc. or Computer Engineering B.Sc. graduate with high scores or equivalent experience
• 1+ years of experience in verification, advantage for FullChip/SoC
• Knowledge in network protocols - advantage
• Background in Specman - advantage
• A team player with good communication and interpersonal skills
• Strong analytical and debugging skills, with eagerness to learn in a fast-paced engineering environment.
  
  

• Exposure to SoC or Full-Chip verification flows.
• Familiarity with scripting or automation using Python, Perl, or similar tools.
• Understanding of pre-silicon validation, emulation, or post-silicon concepts.
• Interest in high-performance networking, switching architectures, or large scale system design.