





High due to NVIDIA brand, remote role, mid-level experience band, and metro location applicant density.
High — specialized kernel, hypervisor, and hardware-emulation experience limits cross-industry transferability.
High — explicit 5+ years plus mandatory kernel, virtualization, and Linux system expertise.
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Architect and develop simulation platform for next-generation NVIDIA Data Center platforms, specifically DGX Server simulators.
Integrate and enhance simulator components with new hardware features and maintain technical documentation.
Improve performance, fix bugs in user and kernel mode stacks, automate execution flow, and collaborate with global hardware modeling, kernel, and driver teams.
5+ years of experience in virtualization and hardware simulation/emulation technologies.
Proficient in C / C++ with strong software development, optimization, and debugging skills at user and kernel mode.
Strong understanding of OS fundamentals and system architecture, including low-level interfaces such as buses, controllers, and interrupts.
Experience working on major Linux distributions such as Ubuntu, RedHat, or SLES.
Experienced in hardware and software stack bring-up using simulators and emulators.
Familiarity with hardware interfaces like PCIe, SPI, I3C and Linux boot solutions on x86 and ARM platforms.
Prior contributions to Qemu/KVM open source projects or experience with Verilog and SystemC.