Nvidia Distinguished Engineer GPU Firmware Security 

United States, Texas 

437729199

track recordof driving roadmaps from early planning phases to at-scale deployments meeting high availability and robustness requirements. You will work across a broad slice of the company spanning hardware, firmware, platform requirements and architecture, defensive and offensive security practices, and vulnerability research for GPU firmware as well firmware for other devices on GPU platforms. You will also engage with key external partners and industry consortiums to align roadmaps and solutions.

We build the root of trust firmware for GPUs that provides secure boot, update, and attestation services for all our GPU products from gaming to AI servers in the datacenter. We want your help to build an industry leading security posture for a security criticalacross all these products.

What you will be doing:

• Work directly with major CSP customers to understand their requirements and align their roadmap with NVIDIA’s GPU Firmware security roadmap.

• Work with business partners and vendors to craft their products to meet NVIDIA’s security needs.

• Develop GPU Security Whitepapers, Threat Models, and other associated documentation tofacilitatefirst party and third-party audits.

• Perform design and threat analysis of firmware and hardware designs, to ensure security properties and robustness of our products.

• vulnerabilities in our firmware, build proof of concepts, and drive remediation.

• Promote and drive adoption of new or improved tools, practices, and plans to increase product robustness and reliability.

• Work within a larger virtual security team on other parts of the GPU stack.

What we need to see:

• Deep experience in system software engineering with strong C-skills and low-level software development.

• Experience with threat modeling, formal design analysis, hardware/firmware architecture and other demonstrable security experience in a defensive security focused role.

• Experience with secure coding practices and tooling - static analysis, dynamic analysis, fuzzing, and code coverage.

• accomplishcomplex goals, internally as well as with customers.

• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.

• 18+ years in the system architecture, firmware, and security domains.

• MS/PhD in Electrical/Computer Engineering or equivalent experience

Ways to stand out from the crowd:

• Background with reversing engineering and exploitation, penetration techniques and tools.

• Experience with vulnerability research.

• Experience with formally proven languages.

• Participation and contributions in standards bodies such as OCP and DMTF.