Nvidia Senior Software Engineer DPU Platform 

Israel, Tel Aviv District, Tel Aviv-Yafo 

151056864

What you'll be doing:

• Develop system software components including processor firmware and bootloaders, kernel drivers/modules, and user space applications and libraries

• Collaborating with hardware and product design teams to develop software for sophisticated SOC platform designs

• Assisting world-wide teams with various customers' and internal DPU projects

• Tackle complex system-level optimization and resource utilization challenges

• Participate across all levels of product development lifecycle that values high-standards for clear requirements, software quality and performance

• Collaborate within a worldwide matrixed software development team, and have broad impact within our highly-dynamic and technology-focused company

What we need to see:

• Bachelor's degree in Computer Science/Engineering or equivalent experience

• 5+ years developing software for embedded systems (C is required, Python)

• Proven understanding of the system software stack, with a focus on software/hardware interaction, including platform firmware, device drivers, Linux kernel, and how user-space applications utilize system services to achieve high performance

• A deep knowledge of high-performance processor architecture including CPU and cache coherency concepts, as well as hardware accelerators

• Well-rounded engineering skills, including technical investigation, design, testing, and agile software engineering process

• Outstanding written and oral communication skills

• Must be proficient in the C programming language

• Experienced with build environment tools (gcc, git, github, make, bitbake, shell scripts, gerrit, jenkins, etc…)

Ways to stand out from the crowd:

• Background with ARMv8 microarchitecture, ATF and/or UEFI software is a strong plus

• Experience with multiple Linux distributions, with the ability to compare and contrast them

• Experience developing security key management solutions is very desirable

• Exposure to secure boot flows and/or trusted computing environments