Description
The NVIDIA Architecture Research Group is seeking an intern to help define the future of GPU and data-center computing. Our research spans GPU microarchitecture, memory systems and memory models, large-scale data-center hardware, emerging accelerators, and the architecture implications of new workloads in AI, scientific computing, robotics, and other rapidly evolving domains.
In this position, you will apply your knowledge of computer architecture, parallel computing, compilers, runtime systems, and workloads to explore new hardware and hardware–software co-design opportunities. You will work with researchers and product architects to formulate research questions, develop and evaluate architecture concepts, and build the models, simulators, prototypes, and experimental infrastructure needed to test them.
Responsibilities:
- Investigate new architecture concepts for future GPUs, memory systems, accelerators, and data-center-scale computing platforms.
- Study emerging workloads and identify the architectural bottlenecks and opportunities they create.
- Explore hardware–software co-design across architecture, compilers, runtime systems, programming models, and applications.
- Develop models, simulators, prototypes, and experimental tools to evaluate new architecture ideas.
- Research new approaches to memory hierarchy, coherence, consistency, data movement, and system-level programmability.
- Collaborate with NVIDIA researchers, GPU architects, software teams, and product groups to develop and evaluate promising concepts.
- Clearly communicate research findings through presentations, technical reports, and potentially research publications.
- Help transfer successful research ideas, methodologies, and tools into NVIDIA product teams.
Requirements:
- Pursuing PhD Degree in relevant discipline(s) (CS, CE, EE, Physics, Math).
- Relevant industrial and University experience.
- Strong programming ability in C/C++, and scripting languages.
- Experience as a CUDA programmer.
- Background with building computer system simulators.
- Experience building efficient low-level software tools such as runtime systems, binary translators, or compilers.
- Strong background in computer architecture and parallel computer architectures.
Benefits:
- Hourly rate: 38 USD - 94 USD
- Intern benefits