FAQs
What is the primary focus of the Senior Infrastructure Software Engineer position?
The primary focus is to design and develop scalable, modular infrastructure that streamlines development, build, and test processes for NVIDIA's deep learning libraries, including cuDNN and TensorRT.
What qualifications are required for this position?
A BS or equivalent experience in Computer Science or Computer Engineering and 5+ years of relevant experience are required.
What programming skills are necessary for this role?
Strong programming skills in Python (or similar) and familiarity with C/C++ development are necessary.
What type of systems experience should candidates have?
Candidates should have experience in setting up, maintaining, and automating continuous integration systems.
Which tools and technologies should applicants be familiar with?
Applicants should be fluent in Source Control Management (SCM) systems like Git or Perforce, and build systems such as Make, CMake, or Bazel. Experience with industry-standard tools like Kubernetes, Jenkins, Docker, and Jira is also important.
What are some ways to stand out as a candidate?
Experience designing and developing automation in Jenkins with Groovy, background in distributed systems and cloud computing, and hands-on experience with code coverage and static code analysis tools will help candidates stand out.
What is the salary range for this position?
The base salary range is between 148,000 USD and 276,000 USD, depending on location, experience, and pay of similar positions within the company.
Are there additional benefits or compensation apart from the base salary?
Yes, employees will also be eligible for equity and benefits.
What type of work environment does NVIDIA promote?
NVIDIA is committed to fostering a diverse work environment and prides itself on being an equal opportunity employer, valuing diversity in its workforce.
What kind of impact will this role have within the company?
This position offers an opportunity to have a wide impact by improving development velocity across NVIDIA’s compute software projects.

