Senior Debugger Software Engineer - IDE

NVIDIA•Durham, NC

2d•$184,000 - $356,500

About The Position

Join the NVIDIA Developer Tools team and empower engineers throughout the world developing groundbreaking products in Automotive, Gaming, Deep Learning, and High Performance Computing. See your efforts in action as developers use your products to debug their systems/applications. Innovate as you develop the debug capability of future generations of NVIDIA GPUs. Be a part of the team that brings new GPU technologies to market with sophisticated simulation/emulation systems and be among the first to breathe life into new silicon. We are looking for a passionate and outstanding IDE software engineer to join the Developer Tools organization at NVIDIA as we enhance our existing suite of developer tools to support new customer use cases for debugging, including data visualization, parallel language visualization, and AI-assisted code development. Come be part of our team!

Requirements

Bachelor’s in Computer Science, Mathematics, or related engineering fields or equivalent experience.
8+ years of experience.
In-depth knowledge of C++, JavaScript and TypeScript programming languages.
Experience with Electron, Node.js and React.
Strong computer science fundamentals - algorithms and data structures, programming languages, parallel computing, and system software.
Experience with version control systems (Git, Perforce, etc.)
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills along with the ability to work in a dynamic and distributed team.

Nice To Haves

Masters or PhD in Computer Science, Mathematics, or related engineering fields.
Expert knowledge in GPU architectures and GPU programming.
Experience and/or interests in creating developer tools like debuggers and profilers.
Experience developing user interfaces for IDEs.

Responsibilities

Architect, design, and implement solutions to integrate new debugger features into existing NVIDIA developer tools products.
Collaborate closely with research, libraries, and product teams at NVIDIA to identify debugger features that can effectively improve developer productivity and efficiency.
Investigate performance bottlenecks in existing tooling, and architect, design and implement solutions that improve overall tooling performance.
Develop solutions to ensure that tooling features work across multiple versions of supported IDEs (Visual Studio, Visual Studio Code, etc.)