Distinguished Engineer - Memory Architecture

Join NVIDIA's GPU memory architecture team and help define the DRAM and memory architecture of our Innovative silicon and systems across many domains. As a Distinguished Engineer, you'll develop the long-term technical strategy for Memory architecture including DRAM interfaces, SRAM requirements. This role impacts datacenter GPUs, GeForce and client products, automotive (DRIVE), robotics (Jetson, Isaac), and the broader edge-AI portfolio. We would lean on you to drive encompassing hardware, software interfaces, and micro-architectural considerations, to deliver significant application-level benefits. This role suits a recognized expert who has personally crafted the Memory architecture of multiple successful silicon generations and is ready to own the next decade of perf/watt advancement at NVIDIA. This is your chance to join a company that continually expands the possibilities of technology and innovation!

• →Set multi-generation, cross-portfolio Memory interface strategy.
• →Drive performance-versus-power analysis that influences major silicon trade-offs and product roadmap decisions.
• →Lead silicon and vendor/IP co-architecture.

• Define new technology frontiers.
• Drive ML- and workload-aware modeling and post-silicon optimization.
• Influence across the company and the industry.
• Develop the next generation of technical leaders.
• Generate sustained IP and intellectual contribution.
• MSEE, MSCE, or PhD or equivalent experience demonstrating significant impact in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field.
• 18+ years of relevant industry and/or academic experience.

• We would love to see if you have deep roots in RTL, microarchitecture, or backend implementation that allow you to operate fluently from architectural intent down to build realization with history of mentoring engineers into Principal and Distinguished-level roles, and of building durable technical communities in Memory architecture.

This posting is for an existing vacancy. 

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