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NVIDIA Silicon Co-Design Group

HSIO Functional and Power Management Engineer

NVIDIA Silicon Co-Design Group
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hybrid senior full-time $95,000–$150,000 Santa Clara

First indexed 18 May 2026

Description

We are seeking a versatile engineer to be part of the HW ArchDev team. The SSG team has an end-to-end view of the product development cycle - from early arch definition, through bringup, to product release. As a member of this team, you will dive into next-gen high-speed interconnects like NVLink and NVLink-C2C to make advancements in efficiency and stability.

Responsibilities:

  • Contribute to the design of the next generation of high-speed IOs, including NVLink and NVLink-C2C.
  • Responsible for IO power optimizations and continuing to push energy efficiency.
  • Ensure interoperability with connected devices and system components in complex interconnect topologies
  • Deep dive into technically challenging HSIO bugs and help drive debug efforts across various teams
  • Work closely and proactively with other engineering teams such as system architects, mixed signal and design, DGX, software/firmware, HW/SW QA, operations, and AE teams to drive design, development, debug, and release of next-generation products.

Requirements:

  • BS or MS degree in EE/CE or equivalent experience
  • Minimum 10 years working on HSIO with the following capacity - power management, use case analysis, perf/power modeling, bringup, and/or debug.
  • Ownership and working experience in some of the following areas:
  • Experience with system-level and interconnect power management optimizations
  • Silicon and platform-level power modeling for active/idle use cases
  • Understanding of firmware/driver structures and their interaction with HW.
  • Track record of influence, leadership, and collaboration across multiple teams towards a unified goal.
  • Strong EE fundamentals, knowledgeable in computer architecture, high-speed interfaces, timing analysis, process variations, statistical error rates, and power analysis.