Senior ASIC Verification Engineer - GPU

NVIDIA has been transforming computer graphics, PC gaming, and accelerated computing for more than 25 years. It’s a unique legacy of innovation that’s fueled by great technology—and amazing people. Today, we’re tapping into the unlimited potential of AI to define the next era of computing. An era in which our GPU acts as the brains of computers, robots, and self-driving cars that can understand the world. Doing what’s never been done before takes vision, innovation, and the world’s best talent. As an NVIDIAN, you’ll be immersed in a diverse, supportive environment where everyone is inspired to do their best work. Come join the team and see how you can make a lasting impact on the world. NVIDIA is seeking best-in-class ASIC Verification Engineers to verify the design and implementation of the world’s leading inference accelerator. This position offers the opportunity to have real impact in a dynamic, technology-focused company impacting product lines ranging from consumer graphics to self-driving cars and the growing field of artificial intelligence. We have crafted a team of outstanding people around the globe. Their mission is to push the frontiers of what is possible today and define the platform for the future of computing. In this position, you will help to build the high-performance processor elements that implement programmable compute and graphics functionality. What you'll be doing: As a key member of our ASIC Verification team, you will verify the design and implementation of inference accelerator You will be responsible for verification of the ASIC design, architecture, reference models and micro-architecture using advanced verification methodologies Understand the design and implementation of your unit, define the verification scope, develop the verification infrastructure and verify the correctness of the design Collaborate with architects, designers, and pre and post silicon verifi

Our vision is to transform how the world uses information to enrich life for all . Micron Technology is a world leader in innovating memory and storage solutions that accelerate the transformation of information into intelligence, inspiring the world to learn, communicate and advance faster than ever. Principal ASIC Design Engineer About the Role At Micron, we transform how the world uses information to enrich life for all. As a global leader in memory and storage innovation, we develop technologies that accelerate intelligence and enable the next era of AI, ML, and advanced computing. Micron’s Interface Pathfinding team drives performance-scaling innovation across circuits, signaling, packaging, and interconnects with a 3–5 year technology horizon. A core part of that work is silicon-based validation of novel PHY solutions, and we are growing the team to execute. As the Principal ASIC Design Engineer , you will be the primary digital contributor on a deliberately small, senior team — united around the goal of carrying high-speed interface technologies from architecture to tape-out. The team’s analog and chip-level architecture is anchored by a deeply experienced analog custom design engineer; your role is to be the authoritative digital voice — owning RTL design and micro-architecture of the digital blocks, defining timing constraints, supporting verification, and serving as the key interface between the digital design and the analog and layout specialists who will carry the implementation through to silicon. On a test ASIC of this scope, the front-end digital work is the critical path, with contractor and layout support engaged as bandwidth demands warrant. What You’ll Own Digital Block Architecture & RTL Design Own the micro-architecture and RTL implement

NVIDIA is now looking for a Senior Memory System Engineer to join our ASIC Memory Subsystem team! As a Senior Systems Engineer at NVIDIA, you'll join a group of hardworking engineers to develop and architect innovative Memory Solution for Tegra SoCs. In this position, you'll make a real impact in a multifaceted, technology-focused company. You will work with memory controller/PHY and Platform / System architect, Firmware, SI/PI, Memory suppliers to design and architect cutting edge, high speed and lower power memory technology for NVIDIA CPUs and SOCs. What You Will Be Doing: Analyze future DDR/LPDDR/HBM technologies to determine optimum performance, power, function and RAS in memory for Next generation SOC and Systems. Collaborate with ASIC Architects, Designers, Software and Firmware SW/FW teams to drive memory technology and associated requirements for memory controllers. Define Memory module, Package, and PCB layouts appropriate to the system workloads Debug and bring up memory evaluation / validation and failure issues on memory technology. Collaborate with DRAM suppliers and industry partners on to develop memory and memory related component technology. What We need to see: Bachelor's degree or master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering (CE), or a related field (or equivalent experience) 10 years of proven track record in DRAM design, module design, or memory sub system design. Deep understanding and strong fundamental of memory design, features, ECC algorithm, SI and PI (Training algorithm) in DDR, LPDDR, and HBM. Strong understanding of memory sub system level interaction with Cache, Memory controller and PHY. Experience in the design, bring-up and validation for memory failure analysis Experience with Python, C/C

NVIDIA's GPUs and SOCs are the world leaders in power, performance and efficiency. We are continually innovating to deliver new and creative, unusual solutions to extraordinary problems in a wide range of sectors. To this purpose, we are now seeking a hard-working Senior Package Layout Engineer who is committed to making a difference in the world through their contributions! This position will collaborate with Technical Package Lead and different design teams in the design and development of sophisticated, detailed layout of IC substrates for NVIDIA products. In addition, work with design teams to plan schedules, resolve costs, manufacturing, and electrical design issues. What you'll be doing: As part of a Layout team, you will collaborate to implement high speed/density ASIC packages. Perform substrate breakout patterns for ASIC packages. Optimize package pinout incorporating system level trade-offs of pins assignment. Help perform package routing, placement, stack-up, reference plane and power distribution using Cadence APD or SiP tool suite. Propose layout design trade-offs to the Technical Package Lead for resolution and implementation. Conduct design feasibility studies to evaluate the Package design goals for size, cost, and system performance. Develop symbols and CAD library databases using Cadence APD design tools Develop methodologies to improve layout productivity What we need to see: Hold a B.S. Electrical Engineering or equivalent experience 5+ years experience in PCB Layout of graphics cards, motherboards, line cards or other related technology. Experience with HDI designs is a plus Proven experience in substrate layout of wire bond and flip chip packages, preferred Significant background with Cadence AP

The SCG Architecture team is hiring a Senior Power Integrity Co-Design Engineer to architect and deliver di/dt mitigation across silicon, package, board, and platform. This role bridges architecture, silicon, and platform — translating product noise targets into shipped specifications, and feeding silicon findings back into the next generation's build. Success in this role requires strong systems thinking and a willingness to accept ambiguity. It also requires the ability to apply AI as a force multiplier while maintaining rigorous engineering judgment. What you'll be doing: Architect voltage-noise mitigation across the full stack — silicon, package, board, platform — and own the codesign trade-offs between them. Co-design noise features with Speed, Power, Reliability, Circuit Design , Power-Arch, ASIC, and platform teams. You're the connective tissue across the codesign web. Work with other team members to define product-level voltage noise targets, drive them to closure, and sign them off at shipment. Build and take ownership of the Sim-to-Si correlation methodology for noise. You know when a model is lying and when silicon is. Model and prototype next-gen noise features — transient sense, droop response, mitigation IP, and codify them so every future program inherits them. Lead show-stopper noise bugs during bringup. The critical issues stop with you. Drive architecture-level codesign tradeoffs across V/F Power Noise Reliability Thermal (Noise-Variation) and (Noise-to-Closure) boundary work, where the highest-leverage innovation lives. What we need to see: BS / MS / PhD in EE, CE, or related (or equivalent experience). 5+ years in silicon power integrity, voltage noise, or PDN. Deep expertise in at least one of

NVIDIA's Silicon Co-design Group (SCG) sits at a rare intersection: we own the full product development lifecycle, from early architecture definition through silicon bringup to product release. Our ArchDev team is the hub for silicon and system-level feature development, driving tradeoff analysis, system integration, and POR alignment across the entire organization. If you want to see your work go from whiteboard to world-class silicon, this is where that happens. What You'll Be Doing: Architect and integrate system-level performance and power management features, controllers, and policies to optimize product efficiency across datacenter and client products . Build feature roadmaps to address low-power, low-noise, and performance-per-watt product needs through prototyping, use-case analysis, and cost/benefit trade-offs. Partner with architecture, ASIC, board/platform, software/firmware, and marketing teams to drive design decisions and debug complex issues. Track industry trends and market needs and translate them into forward-looking roadmaps that keep NVIDIA's products ahead of the curve. Lead debug efforts, develop workarounds, and support bringup , validation, manufacturing, and customer escalations. What We Need to See: <