Senior GPU Memory Architect
Nvidia
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This role pays less than 82% of similar roles. Most pay $196,750–$254,750 — the blue band above. At the midpoint, this role pays about $189k versus about $226k for comparable roles.
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The GPU Driver & Memory Management Architect joins the engineering team to explore and develop GPU and NPU-adjacent driver architectures. This role focuses on deep ownership of memory management to enable efficient shared memory utilization across CPU, GPU, and NPU components. Key responsibilities include architecting driver-level memory management such as DVMT, shared memory models, and WDDM, while defining OS-driver contracts for Windows and Linux. The architect will optimize iGPU performance for AI and graphics hybrid workloads and diagnose memory-related performance bottlenecks. Required skills include expertise in computer engineering, hardware architecture, and electrical engineering, alongside proficiency in MATLAB, FPGA, and schematic capture. The role solves technical problems regarding scalable memory allocation and hardware integration to improve utilization for demanding AI workloads across various PC platforms.
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