NVIDIA’s Infrastructure organization is seeking a Senior Software Architect for our Observability Platform to architect and implement distributed observability systems for data centers enabling EDA workflows. We serve and collaborate directly with NVIDIA’s rapidly growing HW, and SW engineering teams across the company. You will be working with a team of dedicated engineers on systems for data collection, aggregation, enrichment, storage, retrieval, and visualization to spectacularly improve efficiency, performance, and productivity of EDA workloads. You will develop, deploy, and operate observability solutions for multiple CPU and GPU compute clusters around the world.
What You’ll Be Doing:
Collaborate with HW, and SW engineering teams to deliver observability solutions that meet their needs in EDA clusters.
Develop, test, and deploy data collectors, pipelines, visualization and retrieval services.
Define data collection and retention policies to balance network bandwidth, system load, and storage capacity costs with data analysis requirements.
Work in a diverse team to provide operational and strategic data to empower our engineers and researchers to improve performance, productivity, and efficiency.
Continuously improve quality, workloads, and processes through better observability.
What We Need to See:
Experience developing large scale, distributed observability systems.
Ability to collaborate with data scientists, researchers, and engineering teams to identify high value data for collection and analysis.
Experience with turning raw data into actionable reports
Experience with observability platforms such as Apache Spark, Elastic/Open Search, Grafana, Prometheus, and other similar open-source tools
Python programming experience and use of API calls
Passion for improving the productivity of others
Excellent planning and interpersonal skills
Flexibility/adaptability working in a dynamic environment with changing requirements
MS (preferred) or BS in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or related field or equivalent experience.
8+ years of proven experience.
Ways To Stand Out from The Crowd:
Background in computer science, EDA software, open-source software, infrastructure technologies, and GPU technology.
Prior experience in infrastructure software, production application software development, software development, release and support methodology and DevOps
Experience in the management of datacenters and large-scale distributed computing
Experience working with EDA developers
Consistent track record of driving process improvements and measuring efficiency and a passion for sharing knowledge and experience driving complex projects end-to-end.
You will also be eligible for equity and benefits.
This posting is for an existing vacancy.
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