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The Senior Hardware Test Engineer will develop manufacturing test solutions for Datacenter and Enterprise products, define test strategies, collaborate with hardware design teams, and debug hardware and software issues. The role requires deep technical knowledge and problem-solving skills to improve production efficiency in server products.

The Senior Physical Design Engineer at NVIDIA will be responsible for the physical design and implementation of GPUs and ASICs across various markets. Key tasks involve establishing design methodologies, floorplanning, power/clock distribution, timing closure, static timing analysis, and physical verification, leveraging extensive experience in VLSI physical design on advanced technologies.

The ASIC Engineer position involves designing and verifying next-gen GPUs, CPUs, and SoCs. Responsibilities include developing hardware models, conducting performance analysis, implementing RTL, creating test plans, and collaborating with architecture and design teams to optimize system performance while balancing power consumption.

The Memory System Quality Architect will analyze and improve memory technologies (DDR, LPDDR, HBM) focusing on performance, power, quality, and reliability. Responsibilities include collaborating on system design, architecting quality features, influencing vendor strategies, and utilizing test data for solutions.

As a DFT Engineer at NVIDIA, you will design and implement advanced DFT methodologies, verify and support silicon bringup of DFT features, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to enhance DFT innovations. Your role will require strong analytical skills and the ability to tackle complex challenges in semiconductor design.

The Product Marketing Manager will create go-to-market strategies, craft product positions, and develop marketing materials. The role requires collaboration with technical and marketing teams, engagement at industry events, and driving community growth for NVIDIA's developer solutions, especially focusing on model optimization and inference deployment.

The Senior SoC Architect will lead the architecture and strategy for in-field diagnostics to detect hardware failures in CPUs and SoCs. Responsibilities include working with RAS Architects to develop detection methods, validating designs, assisting in failure analysis, creating hardware specs, and following best practices for reliability and testing.