Nvidia Datacenter Hardware Applications Engineer 

United States, California 

658643869

What you'll be doing:

• Perform system design reviews for data center applications to ensure partner designs meet NVIDIA guidelines.

• Work on resolving system integration issues related to thermal, mechanical, electrical, PCIe and GPU interconnect interfaces including out-of-band management services.

• Understand system design requirements for High Performance Computing and AI workloads to drive platform configuration guides for x86 and ARM servers.

• Conduct the installation, configuration and bring-up of enterprise server hardware.

• Work directly with our NVIDIA customers, and analyze data to answer questions, reproduce errors, resolve same, or escalate customer issues.

• Be involved in customer interaction, customer communication via conference calls or face to face meetings

• Familiarize yourself with performing hardware debug using oscilloscopes and analyzers to qualify, validate and solve NVIDIA products for customer systems.

• Track and file new bugs, and reproduce issues as needed.

• Create product specifications, hardware design guides, application notes, and other supporting technical collateral.

What we need to see:

• BS or higher in EE, CE or Systems Engineering or equivalent experience.

• 4+ years of relevant experience in supporting enterprise datacenter products for x86 and/or ARM architecture.

• Have strong analytical skills and past experience in reviewing enterprise system design and CPU architecture.

• Understanding of x86 and ARM system architecture for server design including BMC, security and out-of-band management.

• Professional-level interpersonal skills, including your ability to adjust your communication to the technical level of the audience.

• An innate capability to accurately and succinctly communicate procedures, results, and recommendations to customers.

• Experience with using lab tools such as oscilloscopes, multi-meters and logic analyzers.

• Possess a nurtured knowledge of Linux, and be very comfortable working in various Linux environments as well as with Windows OS.