Nvidia Silicon Product Definition Engineer 

India, Karnataka, Bengaluru 

423631333

What you will be doing:

• As a product definition engineer for NVIDIA's family of chips and products, you will analyze pre-production silicon in state of the art process technologies for performance, power, yield, and quality to define the world’s fastest products.

• Partner with cross functional teams to architect crucial next generation product features that are vital for performance, power optimization and power management.

• Collaborate to craft tools for automating product definitions, data collection, test case execution, and results analysis.

• Collaborate and build post-silicon methodologies to characterize silicon features, correlate silicon behavior with simulations, and provide design feedback.

• Find creative solutions to complex silicon and system level problems and be on the frontline to lead show-stopper bugs, in order to enable product shipment.

• Work alongside system architects, chip and board designers, software/firmware engineers, HW/SW applications engineers, process/reliability specialists, ATE engineers, product managers, sales, and operations in a dynamic & high-energy work environment to bring industry-defining products to market.

What we need to see:

• BS with 4 years or MS with 2+ years of proven ability in the area of silicon characterization and productization

• Excellent problem solving, collaborative, and interpersonal skills. Experience working with offshore teams preferred.

• Hands-on experience with silicon bring-up, frequency and power characterization, Tester to System correlation, lab tools (oscilloscopes, multimeters, DAQ).

• Deep understanding of product binning methods, optimization techniques, methods, trade-off analysis and tools for data analysis and statistics.

• Exposure to critical path analysis, power analysis, process technologies, transistor/device physics, silicon reliability and aging mechanisms.

• Background with power supply and substrate noise analysis and mitigation.

• Exposure to digital design, circuit analysis, computer architecture, BIOS, drivers, and software applications.