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Nvidia Semiconductor Safety Engineer - New College Grad 
United States, Texas 
392997477

12.08.2024

At NVIDIA, we are building the system, hardware, and software technology which enables autonomous driving. Our safety engineering team is currently looking for a Semiconductor Safety Engineer to help develop the next generation of system on chip (SoC) products for autonomous driving. On our SoC development team, you will have a chance to create and work with some of the most exciting technologies in the world, inventing autonomous driving products using camera systems, RADAR, LIDAR, HD maps, path-planning, and vehicle dynamics functionalities. You will get to work on technologies that support machine learning, computer vision, and robotics approaches. All these technologies are fundamental to develop an end-to-end AI computing product for self-driving-cars.

What you’ll be doing:

  • Work closely with internal and partner safety engineering teams to deliver innovative products

  • Collaborate with architects and designers to find optimal implementations of safety diagnostics in hardware and software

  • Perform safety analysis and verification activities to confirm NVIDIA designs meet applicable performance targets, and aggressively work to improve products when issues are identified

  • Work on the optimization, automation, and training of engineering teams and development of standard methodologies to ensure speed of light execution

  • Provide support of third-party assessment of NVIDIA safety concepts and SoC implementations

  • Assist in creation of safety manuals, analysis reports, and user guides

What we need to see:

  • Bachelor’s degree or higher in an engineering field (e.g. computer science, electrical engineering, electronic systems engineering, aerospace engineering) or equivalent experience

  • Semiconductor architecture understanding

  • Understanding of functional safety development processes needed to follow the ISO 26262 functional safety standard

Ways to stand out from the crowd:

  • Python scripting or other languages for data analysis/automation

  • Understanding of neural networks, GPUs, and related design concepts

  • Semiconductor design, systems engineering, or structured documentation (e.g. DITA, DocBook) experience

You will also be eligible for equity and .