Senior Software Developer, NVIDIA Mission Control - DGX Cloud
Senior Software Developer, NVIDIA Mission Control - DGX Cloud
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SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Implement and improve integration among software components: design, implement, and maintain automated deployment for the components, including writing robust, reusable code.
- Manage 3rd party dependency versions and upgrades, validate compatibility, and address breaking changes.
- Define and maintain validation workflows to ensure the correctness of component integration. This implies close work with QA and CI/CD teams.
- Ensure the integration works on the latest NVIDIA hardware technologies.
- Troubleshoot cross-component issues and collaborate with development teams and upstream projects to resolve them.
- What we need to see:
- Degree in Computer Science or related field, or equivalent experience 8+ years of proven experience in software development on Linux platforms.
- Experience with Kubernetes and container technologies.
- Proficiency in Python with a focus on developing clean efficient code.
- Strong ability to collaborate across teams.
- Experience with version control (Git) and CI/CD pipelines.
- Our cluster management software is based on Linux. You should be experienced with Linux networking and security concepts.
- You are familiar with the most common software included in a typical Linux server installation.
- Ways to stand out from the crowd:
- Proficiency in C++ and shell scripting.
- Experience with highly scalable distributed systems and system administration.
- Hands-on experience with AI-assisted coding tools to enhance developer productivity.
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