Silicon Reliability Engineer

Job Description

NVIDIA's Silicon Reliability Engineers are responsible for productizing NVIDIA's chips into groundbreaking consumer, professional, server, mobile, and automotive solutions.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s or Master’s Degree or equivalent in Microelectronics/Electrical/Electronic/Physics or equivalent experience
• 3 to 5 years overall experience in semiconductor reliability
• Good problem-solving, collaboration, and communication skills
• Basic knowledge of frequency power thermal constraints and failure analysis techniques
• Engineering Experience in system-level debugging and Perf/Power/Speed/Reliability features in CPUs/GPUs/SOCs
• Familiarity with scripting languages like Python and/or JavaScript
• Good knowledge of board and system design considerations and experience in silicon design/bring-up
• An understanding of PC architecture and various commonly used buses

Responsibilities

• Responsible for GPU and SoC system qualification, including feature checks, system stress at BurnIn conditions, testing of a large number of systems, and debugging issues affecting any unit of the chip or software
• Perform validation of reliability stress hardware and software infrastructures and participate in a system-level High-Temperature Operating Life (HTOL) reliability test
• Build scripts for automation and data parsing
• Deliver silicon aging results for product aging modeling
• Drive silicon aging debugs meetings and co-work with multi-function teams to root cause it

Benefits

• Multiple relocation packages
• Two weeklong shutdowns (mid-summer and year-end) in the US (in addition to PTO)
• 8-week parental leave
• 9 Employee Resource Groups
• Annual bonus offering
• Flexible work arrangements
• Up to 6% 401K matching