Your primary responsibilities will include:

• Contributing to the architect and development of a simulation platform for next-gen NVIDIA DGX platforms.
• Building, integrating, and enhancing simulator components with new hardware features and writing supporting technical documents.
• Bringing the full software stack up on the DGX Simulator, working closely with hardware modeling, kernel, and platform driver teams distributed globally.
• Improving performance, fixing bugs across the user and kernel stack, and automating execution flow.

To succeed in this role, you will need to have proficient C/C++ programming skills, strong software development, optimization, user, and kernel mode debugging skills, as well as a good understanding of operating system fundamentals and system architecture.

In addition, you should have experience with hypervisors and hardware emulators, such as QEMU, KVM, VDK, Simics, etc., and working experience on a major Linux distribution like Ubuntu, Red Hat, or SLES.

Strong interpersonal and communication skills are essential to work with a globally distributed engineering team.

Bachelor's degree in computer science or a related field (or equivalent experience) with 5+ years of relevant experience is required.

If you have experience in hardware and software stack bring-up using simulators and emulators, previous experience around hardware interfaces such as PCIe, SPI, I3C, etc., with Linux boot solutions on x86 and ARM class platforms, or experience in out-of-band and in-band management architectures, contribution in QEMU/KVM open-source repositories, or experience in Verilog and SystemC, you will stand out from the crowd.

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