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The Senior ASIC Verification Engineer will verify Smart-NIC and DPU designs using advanced methodologies, develop verification infrastructure, and create test plans for complex IPs. They will utilize various design and verification tools to ensure correctness and performance metrics.

As a GPU Unit Verification Engineer at NVIDIA, you'll verify the design and implementation of GPUs, ensuring compliance with hardware safety standards, and using advanced verification tools. Your role includes developing verification infrastructure, collaborating with design teams, and creating functional models. You'll leverage languages like Verilog and C++ in a dynamic tech-focused environment that drives innovation in graphics and AI.

The Engineering Farm Engineer role focuses on maintaining and improving large compute clusters, ensuring system health and efficiency through automation, performance tuning, and proactive measures. The engineer will involve in server management, incident response, solution architecture, and engaging in the full service lifecycle from inception to operation.

As a Formal Verification Engineer at NVIDIA, you will verify complex designs for SoCs and GPUs using advanced formal verification techniques, collaborate with design and architecture teams, and develop high-quality verification testplans and testbenches.

Design and implement hardware for SoCs and GPUs, focusing on micro-architecture and RTL development. Collaborate with various teams for verification, power, and timing requirements, ensuring design compatibility. Engage in post-silicon verification and debugging tasks.

As an EDA System Software Engineer at NVIDIA, you will design and implement scalable microservices and APIs to enhance the testing workflows for chip validation. You will work within an agile team, continuously innovating to improve system performance and resource utilization while engaging with engineers worldwide to understand their needs. Your expertise in software engineering, especially OOP and distributed systems, will play a vital role in accelerating the development of NVIDIA's next-generation chips.

The DFT Engineer will design and implement DFT architectures, including test access mechanisms and BIST solutions. Responsibilities involve verification and silicon bringup of DFT features, developing methodologies for new products, and collaborating with teams for integration. The role may require occasional travel for critical project milestones.