Senior System Software Engineer - GPU Power Management
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Job Description
Structured overview of role & requirementsAbout This Role
Design, implement, and debug kernel-mode NVIDIA software for next-generation GPU power management, including DVFS, power states, and residency improvements.
Own bring-up, hardening, and validation of power-related kernel and firmware components across SOC, PMU, regulators, and OS frameworks.
Collaborate across hardware, firmware, OS, and platform teams to optimize power behavior, performance-per-watt, thermal-aware scheduling, and system resilience from development through production.
Minimum Requirements
5+ years of experience with a BS or MS degree in Electrical, Electronics, Computer Science, or equivalent.
Strong Operating Systems fundamentals with kernel experience on Windows Operating Systems.
Familiarity with computer system architecture and fundamentals (caches, buses, memory controllers, DMA).
Strong C programming skills and expertise in system-level debugging related to power, performance, and thermal interactions.
Ideal Candidate Profile
Experienced in power management concepts including CPU/GPU power-state machines, DVFS, ACPI/Modern Standby, and SOC-level low-power modes.
Proven ability to manage cross-functional collaborations involving hardware, firmware, OS, and platform teams on power architecture and optimization.
Familiarity with both Windows and Linux power management frameworks and exposure to x86/ARM power frameworks as well as power telemetry and residency analytics.