Security Engineer, GPU Kernel Driver
Nvidia
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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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Senior NVIDIA Offensive Security Researcher, GPU System Software joins the Offensive Security Research team to secure production GPU firmware, microcode, kernel drivers, and embedded software. This role involves performing end-to-end security stories for subcomponents, from threat modeling to hardening and verification. You will identify vulnerabilities, build proof-of-concept exploits, and design mitigation technologies like hardware Control-Flow Integrity, Pointer Masking, and Memory Tagging. The work focuses on securing the root of trust for platforms containing RISC-V cores across AI data centers, automotive systems, and networking. Required skills include expert C and assembly programming, experience in fuzzing, static/dynamic analysis, and exploit development. Candidates should possess expertise in low-level driver or firmware research, secure development lifecycle practices, and the application of AI and LLM-based tooling for vulnerability discovery and triage within complex hardware and software architectures.
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