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From the employer's careers site First seen 29 Sept 2026 · Still live on 31 Oct 2026

Hardware Design Validation Engineer - Memory Subsystem

NVIDIA Santa Clara, CA mid full-time

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Description

NVIDIA's System Product Team is seeking a Hardware Design Validation Engineer to work on the GPU memory subsystem from first silicon power-on to production.

The successful candidate will be responsible for:

  • Planning and performing DDR memory tuning, validation, and feature enablement on NVIDIA products.
  • Reviewing silicon design specifications, component datasheets, board schematics, and layout.
  • Debugging and resolving controller, memory, board, or software/firmware level issues at all stages of the product using digital, analog, and computer design expertise.
  • Refining the memory bringup and validation strategy and providing feedback and recommendations to silicon, board, and software teams.

Requirements include:

  • BS or MS EE degree with a focus on mixed signal/analog, embedded systems, and digital design (or equivalent experience).
  • 2+ years of relevant experience.
  • Understanding of high-speed signal integrity and experience with oscilloscopes.
  • Knowledge of schematic capture and board design.
  • Working knowledge of PC systems, Windows OS, and Linux.
  • Strong understanding of EE fundamentals and ability to break down problems based on first principles.
  • Familiarity with scripting or programming languages such as C, C++, JAVA, Python, or Perl.
  • Good collaboration and cross-disciplinary teamwork skills, with the ability to work across time zones.
  • Curiosity about technology and a passion for learning.

Preferred qualifications include experience as a tutor or teacher's assistant and good presentation skills.

NVIDIA offers equity and benefits to its employees.

Skills

Required

  • mixed signal/analog design
  • embedded systems
  • digital design
  • high-speed signal integrity
  • oscilloscopes
  • schematic capture
  • board design
  • PC systems
  • Windows OS
  • Linux
  • EE fundamentals
  • scripting
  • programming languages

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