An Exciting Rewarding
Technology
SystemSoftwareEngineer–DataCenterGPUComputeDiagnostics
Neural analysis suggests this role is
optimal for Senior candidates.
“System Software Engineer – Data Center GPU Compute Diagnostics at An Exciting Rewarding. Skills: System software, GPU diagnostics, Low-level programming, Hardware validation. Work with hardware architecture teams. Work with driver teams”
Industry & Context.
Problem solving; Low-level debugging
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
BS or MS degree, 5+ years experience, Low-level diagnostics experience, C/C++ and Python skills, Memory systems knowledge, GEMM-style workloads familiarity, AI development tools experience, Problem solving skills, Low-level debugging skills
Nice to Have
GPU architecture exposure, CUDA kernels exposure, GPU compute workloads exposure, Accelerator programming exposure
What You'll Do.
Work with hardware architecture teams
Work with driver teams
Work with manufacturing teams
Work with field teams
Implement diagnostic workloads
Maintain diagnostic workloads
Implement software infrastructure
Maintain software infrastructure
Write GPU compute tests
Tune GPU compute tests
Implement GEMM-style workloads
Tune GEMM-style workloads
Contribute to AI workload tests
Bring up hardware features
Validate hardware features
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Close collaboration with engineers; Partner with senior engineer; Collaboration with hardware architecture; Collaboration with silicon validation; Collaboration with manufacturing; Collaboration with field teams
Full Job Description
We are seeking a system software engineer to work on next-generation Data Center GPU diagnostics for rack-scale AI supercomputer systems. Our charter is to build applications and compute workloads that test and heavily stress GPU compute engines, HBM memory, cache hierarchy, PCIe/NVLink interfaces, power delivery, and thermal behavior, and to use those applications in silicon/system bring-up along with packaging such tools for manufacturing and customer use. In this role you will partner with a senior engineer leading the team's CUDA kernel and GEMM diagnostics work, owning well-scoped pieces of the codebase end-to-end while ramping on GPU microarchitecture and silicon characterization. The best candidates will have experience writing low-level diagnostic, performance, or stress software for complex hardware systems, ideally including experience with GPUs, CUDA kernels, GEMM-style workloads, CPUs, NICs or high-speed interconnects such as PCIe. Good interpersonal skills are required as this role will involve close collaboration with hardware architecture, silicon validation, manufacturing and field teams. In addition, the engineer will grow their knowledge of operating systems, computer architecture, GPU memory, voltage/frequency behavior, thermal limits, high-speed buses, and modern AI development and analysis tools to efficiently validate and test next-generation processors and systems. Join an exciting, rewarding and fast paced environment! **What you'll be doing:** * Working closely with hardware architecture, driver, manufacturing, and field teams through the product development lifecycle of rack-scale AI systems. * Implementing and maintaining CUDA/C++ diagnostic workloads and software infrastructure used in chip development, validation, productization, and field triage. * Writing and tuning GPU compute tests that stress Tensor Cores, SMs, L2/cache hierarchy, HBM memory, and related power/thermal operating points. * Implementing and tuning GEMM-style diagnostic
Applying for this System Software Engineer – Data Center GPU Compute Diagnostics role?
Most applicants get filtered before a human reads their resume. See if yours makes the cut.
How to Apply on Workday
- Workday has a multi-step form — save your progress after every section.
- "Apply With LinkedIn" can fail or lose data; manual entry is more reliable.
- Watch for the "Submit for Review" final step — hitting "Save" alone does not submit.
- Job requisition numbers are useful when following up with HR by email.
ANONYMOUS · UNFILTERED
What do employees actually say about An Exciting Rewarding?
Real rants from real employees. Read before you apply.