Nvidia Senior System Integration Engineer 

United States, California 

592211942

What you’ll be doing:

• Develop and prototype system-level features on existing silicon, analyze return on investment, create/maintain feature bring-up plans for new silicon, and participate in bring-up execution.

• Lead debug efforts from the HW side to root cause feature sequence bugs, silicon bugs, and complex system-level issues caused by interactions between multiple HW and SW features.

• Craft creative solutions and WARs through lab experimentation and effective use of debug tools to achieve high product quality at a speed of light schedules.

• Support manufacturing and customer-facing teams to expertly address production needs and issues with relevant features.

• Work closely and proactively with other engineering teams such as system architects, chip and board designers, software/firmware engineers, HW/SW QA teams, and Applications engineering teams to drive design, development, debug, and release of next-generation products.

What we need to see:

• BS or MS degree in Electrical or Computer engineering or equivalent experience.

• 5+ years of experience with system-level post-silicon bring-up and debug.

• Strong EE fundamentals, knowledgeable in digital design, computer architecture, power analysis, timing analysis, fault analysis, sampling, statistics, and scripting.

• Deep understanding of firmware/driver structures and their interaction with hardware.

• Working knowledge of PVT dependencies and binning methodologies.

• Knowledgeable in performance and power management techniques such as DVFS, clock and power gating, clock sequencing, binning, and power throttling.

• Hands-on validation experience with lab debugging and tools (oscilloscopes, multimeters, logic analyzers).

• Effective in a collaborative environment.

• Excellent problem-solving, teamwork, and interpersonal skills.

owd:

• Bringup experience with GPU/SOC architecture is a plus.

• Experience as a Silicon Bringup Lead.

• Experience in succeeding in a highly matrix organization.

• Driven process/methodology improvements.