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Hardware Systems Engineer - LPU Platform Pathfinding
NVIDIA · Santa Clara, CA · Posted 7 days ago
Help shape NVIDIA's next-generation LPU platform, from power and cooling architecture through lab bring-up and full-stack debug for large-scale AI systems.
NVIDIA is looking for a Hardware Systems Engineer to join our team and help build next-generation LPU platforms!
These platforms support the most fast-paced AI workloads. This is an outstanding opportunity to work on innovative technology that shapes the AI industry. You’ll collaborate with some of the brightest minds, contribute to system architecture, solve engineering challenges, and strengthen the hardware base for large-scale AI.
What you'll be doing:
- Contributing to hardware development for LPU platforms, investigating architectures for power delivery, cooling, mechanical build, and high-bandwidth interconnects.
- Supporting system-level technical decisions and trade-off analyses that influence NVIDIA’s LPU roadmap.
- Working with silicon, architecture, data center, and manufacturing teams to help deliver production-ready systems.
- Collaborating with vendors to debug issues and drive to resolution.
- Conducting lab bring-up and hands-on hardware debugging, employing oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, and other bench instruments to analyze and resolve system behavior.
- Assisting in full-stack system debug, addressing electrical, mechanical, thermal, firmware, and application-level issues.
- Supporting program execution by tracking issues, contributing to root-cause analysis, and helping drive timely resolution.
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