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Senior Software Engineer - AI Networking

Nvidia

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  1. Why do you want to join Nvidia?
  2. What is your experience with C++? Tell me one thing you learned the hard way.
  3. When would you not use machine learning for a problem?
  4. Walk me through a model you built, from the data to how it was used.
  5. How did you know your model was actually good, and not just good on your test set?

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NVIDIA is seeking for an experienced Software Engineer with a strong background in AI networking technologies. This full-time position requires close collaboration with other NVIDIA SW and SW architecture teams, pre-sale teams and different industry leading architecture and R&D teams to develop leading SW solutions and stack. Our dedication to excellence ensures that we only seek those with a proven track record in AI/server/cloud networking, virtualization technologies, and top software development skills. What you’ll be doing: Working with NVIDIA top customers RnD, getting familiar with their applications and needs. Building innovative POC prototypes which later to be productize and delivered. Closely work with various development and architecture teams and take major part of SW development. What we need to see: Bachelor or above in Computer Science, computer engineering or related field. 5+ years of practical experience. Strong C/C++ programming skills. Experiences using C/C++ in Linux. Good networking knowledge and be familiar with L2 bridging, L3 routing and protocols such as VLAN, STP, OSPF, BGP, PIM etc. Advantage – knowledge at RDMA, UCX, DPDK, NCCL, SONiC, vLLM, SGlang and Network virtualization. Ways to stand out from the crowd: Proven ability to collaborate in a multi-functional team environment. Self-motivation with the capacity to work independently, manage multiple tasks, and prioritize across numerous projects and initiatives. Join us at NVIDIA, where your efforts will influence the next generation of computing and make a significant difference globally. This position suits those who thrive in a dynamic, welcoming environment and are motivated to expand the possibilities of AI networking technologies. Apply now and be part of something outstanding!

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