Nvidia Resiliency Safety Architect - New College Grad 

United States, California 

85840357

What you'll be doing:

• Collaborate with the hardware and software teams to architect new resiliency and safety features and guide future development.

• Optimize hardware and software features to improve system robustness, performance, and security.

• Model and analyze RAS metrics like Failures in Time and Availability; and Safety metrics like Diagnostic Coverage and PMHF

• Run simulations to analyze Architectural Vulnerability Factor and Liveness of on-die memory

• Participate in testing new and existing resiliency and safety hardware and software features.

• Develop diagnostics software components for Resiliency and Safety to run on NVIDIA GPUs.

• Work on compliance of products with functional safety standards (ISO 26262 and ASPICE (Automotive SPICE)). This includes defining requirements, architecture, and design with end-to-end traceability, performing safety analyses - FMEA/DFA/FTA and ensuring compliance of software to MISRA and Cert-C standards.

What we need to see:

• Master’s or PhD degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering or closely related degree or equivalent experience.

• Familiarity with computer system architecture, microprocessors, and microcontroller fundamentals (caches, buses, direct memory access, etc.).

• Basic knowledge of some aspects of GPU/SoC architecture - Clocks, Resets, Interrupts, Memory Controller, Multimedia accelerator pipelines.

• Proficiency in C/C++.

• Scripting and automation with Python or similar.

• Understanding of the software development life cycle, from requirements to testing closure and maintenance,

• Strong debugging and analytical skills.

• Be self-driven and results oriented.

Ways to stand out from the crowd:

• Familiarity with general HW concepts, Verilog RTL coding and simulations/debug.

• Familiarity with GPU Architectures, Machine Learning/Deep Learning concepts

• CUDA Programming

• Experience in embedded software development.

• Experience with resiliency and functional safety.