Senior System Architect

We are looking for an outstanding architect for a Senior System Architect role for detailed system arch definition in the Network Adapters HW team. The role includes fine definition of the product HW architecture, taking into consideration cost/performance/power/thermal/security aspects, working tightly with internal teams (Marketing/SW/FW/HW) across the corporate as well as lead customers. Focus on latest DPU platforms, both stand alone and integrated in larger NVIDIA systemsWhat you’ll be doing:Tailor the HW design architecture together with relevant SW/FW architects (DPU management, power management, security solutions etc.)Become a focal point to other system architects at NVIDIA for interface definitions and co-design optimizationsLead HW SKU optimization with product teamsDefine DFT features with product engineering teamCreate new cross-org methodologies for better HW-SW co-designsTake an active role in defining system level features in next gen siliconTake an active role in presenting new solutions to lead customersTake an active role in cost optimization solutionsWhat we need to see:10+ years of experience in system HW design including new product definition and execution to mass productionBS or equivalent experience in Electrical EngineeringExperience/deep understanding in high performance server designStrong verbal and written communication skills, including customer facing communicationStrong teamwork skillsAbility to multitask effectively in a dynamic environmentAction driven with strong analytical skills, Desire to be involved in multiple diverse and innovative projectsWays to stand out from the crowd:Proven experience in system architecture – HW and FWExperience with high speed networking solutionsKnowledge in PCIe CEM and Pluggable interconnect specificationsNVIDIA is committed to fostering a diverse work environment and proud to be equal opportunity employer. As we highly value diversity in our current and future employees, we do not discriminate (including in our hiring and promotion practices) on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, gender, gender expression, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, disability status or any other characteristic protected by law.