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Senior Software Engineer - RDMA and Doca

Nvidia

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NVIDIA is seeking for an experienced Software Engineer with a strong background in networking and virtualization 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 RnD teams to develop leading SW solutions and stack. The role requires a strong knowledge of server/Cloud networking and virtualization technologies and top SW development skills. What you’ll be doing: Working with NVIDIA top customers RnD, getting familiar with their applications and needs. Building cutting edge 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 or computer engineering or related discipline 5+ years of practical experience Strong C/C++ programming skills Experiences using C/C++ in Linux (user and/or kernel modes) Good networking knowledge and be familiar with L2 bridging, L3 routing and protocols Advantage – knowledge at RDMA, congestion control, retransmission, collective communication lib advantage - triage and debug complicated system issue, performance tunning and bottleneck analysis Ways to stand out from the crowd: Demonstrated ability to work in a cross-functional team environment Self-motivated, ability to work with little definition and supervision while multi-tasking and prioritizing across a number of projects and initiatives NVIDIA is widely considered to be one of the technology world’s most desirable employers. We have some of the most brilliant and talented people on the planet working for us. If you're creative and autonomous, we want to hear from you! #LI-Hybrid

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