Infrastructure Systems Engineer

Job Description

NVIDIA’s Kernel Infrastructure team is looking for a Hands-On Systems Engineer to manage environment readiness, configuration, and long-term health of our next-generation GPU platforms. You will own the key lifecycle phase where early production hardware meets software. Your role ensures our innovative systems are stable, optimized, and continuously maintained for engineering teams. If you love being hands-on with early-stage computing platforms, debugging complex hardware-to-software environments, and owning the operational stability of fast-evolving infrastructure, join us in Santa Clara, CA. What you’ll be doing: * Early Production Bringup & Tuning: Drive early-stage engineering systems to a performance-ready state. Handle firmware/VBIOS flashing, core clock configurations, power-state enablement, and system tuning. * Triage & Cross-Functional Collaboration: Act as the first line of defense for complex system and environment-level issues, coordinating directly with firmware, hardware design, and platform teams to unblock engineering. * Fleet Health & Maintenance: Monitor and optimize the ongoing health of the hardware fleet. Implement proactive health checks, diagnose degrading systems, and provide manual recovery when automated workflows fall short. * Standardization & Allocation: Establish and detail the “golden” system baselines (drivers, firmware, configurations) required for stable engineering execution as the product evolves. Track hardware inventory and manage demands from engineering teams to improve hardware utilization. What we need to see: * Degree in Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or equivalent experience. * 3 years in systems engineering, infrastructure operations, or hardware validation environments handling early-stage platforms. * Deep Linux and Windows system administration with strong debugging capabilities across the hardware-to-software stack. * Proficiency in scripting and automation (Shell …