NVIDIA DOCA team is seeking a highly motivated and hardworking Automation Infrastructure Engineer, to design and implement the infrastructure for the SDK verification group of the next generation Data Processing Unit Software, with a wide range of features related to cybersecurity and embedded systems. This position offers the opportunity to have a real impact in a dynamic, technology-focused company impacting data centers across the world. At NVIDIA, we’re united in our quest to transform the way Smart-Adapters are used!
What you’ll be doing:
As an Automation engineer in the DOCA SDK Group, you will apply your knowledge and expertise in automation to create, enhance, and maintain our DPU communication solutions:
- Develop tools and automation infrastructure to deploy testing on new systems and platforms, including multiple Operating Systems and architectures (x86, ARM, Ubuntu, Centos, Windows etc.)
- Build tools and infrastructure to visualize and analyze the tests information
- Come up with new insights and approaches to solve sophisticated problems
What we need to see:
- B.Sc. in Computer Science
- 3+ years of Experience in automation infrastructure
- Strong Python programming, debugging skills, analytical and problem-solving skills!
- Excellent communications skills, fluent English, self-motivated and well organized.
- A teammate with a can-do attitude, high energy and excellent interpersonal skills
Ways to stand out from the crowd:
- Knowledge with Linux
- Prior experience in operating systems
- Knowledge in SW programming, embedded SW, networking
- Experience developing AI pipelines
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