NVIDIA's AI Factories rely on advanced physics-based digital twins to design, validate, and optimize cooling infrastructure for the next generation of accelerated computing. We are seeking a PhD-level intern to drive R D in single-phase and two-phase cooling digital twin development, creating high-fidelity SimReady assets and contributing to the next wave of intelligent AI Factory infrastructure. What You Will Be Doing: Develop high-fidelity CFD and thermo-fluidic models for single-phase and two-phase cooling systems in data centers, including cold plates, immersion, air cooling, and facility liquid cooling systems. Build SimReady geometries and metadata for use in NVIDIA's Omniverse platform using USD-based workflows. Use Cadence, ANSYS Fluent, STAR-CCM+, Flownex, or equivalent tools to build and validate digital twin components. Automate simulation workflows using Python, including parameter sweeps, sensitivity studies, multiphysics coupling, and surrogate model generation. Chip in to multi-domain digital twins spanning thermal, mechanical, electrical, and control systems. Integrate simulation data with Omniverse extensions and collaborate on R D-grade digital twin workflows. Work with the entire NVIDIA Data Center Engineering (DCE) team across cooling, power, controls, and architecture. Validate simulations with lab and field data and define performance envelopes for cooling technologies.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Intern
Education Level
Ph.D. or professional degree
Number of Employees
5,001-10,000 employees