Senior Math Libraries Engineer

Do you have a passion for mathematics and a drive to develop innovative engineering solutions? NVIDIA is looking for a Senior Math Libraries Engineer to join our team and help us drive the development of new technologies in the field of graphics and artificial intelligence.In this position, you will be responsible for developing and optimizing math libraries for NVIDIA’s GPUs. You will have the opportunity to contribute to the development of mathematics libraries that are used in a variety of applications, including machine learning, computer vision, and autonomous driving.We’re looking for an experienced engineer with a proven track record of developing high-performance, optimized math libraries. You should be comfortable working with a variety of programming languages, including C++ and CUDA, and have excellent problem-solving and debugging skills. Additionally, you should have strong communication and collaboration skills, as you will be working closely with other engineers and mathematicians to develop new solutions.If you’re looking for an opportunity to make an impact on the development of the latest technologies and have the right qualifications, then we’d love to hear from you.

Responsibilities:

1. Develop and optimize math libraries for NVIDIA’s GPUs
2. Contribute to the development of mathematics libraries for machine learning, computer vision, and autonomous driving applications
3. Work with a variety of programming languages, including C++ and CUDA
4. Have excellent problem-solving and debugging skills
5. Have strong communication and collaboration skills
6. Work closely with other engineers and mathematicians to develop new solutions
7. Make an impact on the development of the latest technologies

According to JobzMall, the average salary range for a Senior Math Libraries Engineer in Hillsboro, OR, USA is $95,000 to $125,000 per year. This range can depend on experience, skills, location, and other factors.

NVIDIA Corp. designs and manufactures computer graphics processors, chipsets, and related multimedia software. The company operates through two segments: Graphics Processing Unit and Tegra Processor. The Graphics Processing Unit segment includes sales of the company's GeForce discrete and chipset products that supports desktop and notebook PCs plus license fees from Intel and sales of memory products. The Tegra Processors segment provides processors that deliver superior visual and multimedia experience on tablets, smart phones and gaming devices while consuming minimal power.