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of similar roles. Most pay
$137,500–$178,300
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$216k
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About Nvidia
Nvidia is a leading designer of graphics processing units (GPUs) and system-on-chip units, powering gaming, professional visualization, data centers, and artificial intelligence workloads. Industry: Semiconductors & AI Computing
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Listed pay typically runs
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As an experienced analog/mixed-signal design engineer joining NVIDIA’s global circuits team, you will collaborate on designing high-speed interfaces and complex mixed-signal circuits for cutting-edge GPUs used in supercomputers, gaming consoles, and self-driving cars. Your daily tasks include developing state-of-the-art sub-micron CMOS technologies, working with EDA tools to create high-speed analog circuits like phase-locked loops and data converters, and collaborating closely with mask design engineers and characterization groups for silicon evaluation. You will also support technology transfer to product development teams and engage in architecture studies, circuit designs, simulations, and reliability verifications. Essential skills include deep-submicron CMOS experience, proficiency in simulation tools such as Spectre, HSPICE, AFS, System Verilog, Python, and Cadence custom circuit design tools like ADE-L and ADE-XL, along with scripting languages like Perl or MATLAB.
Spice
Python
Perl
Tcl
Make
RTL
Logic Synthesis
Verification
Auto Place and Route
STA
PnR
DRC
LVS
Power Gating
Multi-Vt
Post-Silicon Characterization
Custom Circuit Design
Semi-Custom Circuit Design
Python
C
C++
Linux
Silicon Bringup
Frequency Characterization
Power Characterization
Tester to System Correlation
Lab Equipment Usage
Product Binning
Data Analysis
Critical Path Analysis
Power Supply Noise Analysis
Substrate Noise Mitigation
Digital Design
BIOS
Drivers
Software Applications