Senior Architect
$224,000 - $356,500 per year
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SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$224,000 - $356,500 per year
About the role
- Serve as NVIDIA's technical SME, engaging with internal and external stakeholders, customers, users and product teams to design developer tools, APIs, and workflows for chemistry and materials science.
- Work across organizations to shape and prioritize features for NVIDIA ALCHEMI and related software efforts.
- Translate advances in ML interatomic potentials, generative modeling, and quantum chemistry into product direction.
- Bring together inputs from researchers, partners, and internal teams to guide priorities.
- Represent NVIDIA at leading scientific conferences, workshops, and industry events.
- What we need to see:
- PhD in computational chemistry, materials science, computer science, or a related field; or equivalent experience.8+ years building AI or machine learning software for chemistry or materials applications.
- Strong experience with GPU-accelerated computing and modern ML frameworks.
- Deep knowledge of machine learning interatomic potentials, generative modeling, and quantum chemistry workflows.
- Experience architecting scientific software, developer platforms, or technical products.
- Strong communication skills across technical and non-technical audiences.
- Ways to stand out from the crowd:
- High-impact publications in AI for chemistry, molecular modeling, or materials discovery.
- Experience with CUDA, parallel programming, or performance-focused software development.
- Experience leading software or product development in a fast paced technical environment.
- Contributions to open-source software for simulation, chemistry, or materials science.
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