Manager, Firmware System Engineering

NVIDIA•Santa Clara, CA

16h•Onsite

About The Position

NVIDIA is seeking a System Engineering First-Line Manager to lead a development team responsible for system bring-up of next-generation networking products. The team focuses on firmware validation and integration for NVIDIA networking, AI platforms, and silicon, working with engineers around the globe in a dynamic and fast-paced environment.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a related field.
6+ years of relevant overall experience in firmware development or system validation.
2+ years of managerial experience.
Strong system-level understanding and hands-on laboratory experience.
Programming skills in Python.
Strong analytical, creative, debugging, and problem-solving skills.
Detail-oriented and comfortable multitasking in a dynamic environment with shifting priorities and changing requirements.
Excellent interpersonal and intercultural skills, including written and verbal communication in English.

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of software-hardware interfaces, PCIe, memory subsystems, storage components, network applications, device drivers, and real-time software.
Programming knowledge in Python, C, or C++.
Deep understanding of computing architectures, hardware system block diagrams, and schematic sheets.
Previous experience in system validation, technical lead, or silicon bring-up leadership roles.

Responsibilities

Lead a team of engineers, provide technical guidance and career mentorship, and support team members in improving their performance and productivity.
Define and implement new product integration and validation for NVIDIA HCA and DPU products.
Plan, schedule, and execute projects and team activities.
Collaborate with architecture, product, and software design teams throughout the software development lifecycle.
Participate in pre-silicon and post-silicon activities for next-generation NVIDIA networking products.
Develop a deep understanding of networking technology, system debugging, and the relationship between hardware, firmware, and software.