Principal Software Engineer - Networking - DGX Cloud

NVIDIA•Us, CA

10h•Onsite

About The Position

Join our dynamic team at NVIDIA as a Principal Software Engineer in Networking within the DGX Cloud division. Embrace this outstanding opportunity to advance software-defined networking infrastructure by using EVPN and BGP architectures. At NVIDIA, you will join an ambitious group driven by innovation, and your contributions will build the future of computing. Join Us!

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or equivalent experience.
Consistent track record with a minimum of 15 years in networking, with some emphasis on systems and software engineering.
Extensive experience with BGP, EVPN, IP subnetting, and overlay networking.
Ability to write software to solve networking problems in any language.
Outstanding problem-solving abilities and a diligent approach.
Ability to collaborate effectively with diverse teams.
Demonstrated experience in software development and code reviews.

Nice To Haves

Advanced degree in Computer Science or an associated field, or equivalent work experience.
Experience with cloud-based networking solutions.
Familiarity with NVIDIA technologies and platforms.
Published works or contributions to open-source projects in networking.
Leadership experience in managing complex networking initiatives.

Responsibilities

Designing and building world-class software-defined network infrastructure grounded in EVPN and BGP architectures.
Contributing to software development processes with meticulous attention to detail.
Performing code reviews to ensure reliable and correct feature implementation.
Collaborating with network fabric (underlay) network architecture to successfully implement sophisticated multi-tenant networking solutions.
Engaging in the determination of key networking strategies that support our innovative technologies.
Driving ambitious projects that complement the best in the industry.
Ensuring all network processes rigorously adhere to the highest standards.