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NVIDIA is building a new kind of agentic engineering system to ensure the correctness, security, and reliability of software for safety-critical applications like autonomous vehicles and medical robots. This system aims to translate precise specifications into production-ready C/C++ and Rust software, continuously validating the results and providing evidence for readiness. The role involves leading a core team to develop this capability, combining AI agents, systems engineering, deterministic validation, security, and functional-safety practices into a production platform.

$272k - $431k

NVIDIA is seeking a Senior Software Engineer to join our CSP Engagements team, focusing on system software for Datacenter products such as GB200. This role involves deep technical expertise in embedded firmware, Linux kernel development, and middleware development, combined with customer-facing responsibilities to enable cloud service providers with next-generation computing platforms. You will work at the intersection of hardware and software, driving technical solutions from concept through deployment.

$184k - $357k

NVIDIA is seeking a Distinguished Engineer to lead the company's storage strategy for AI Cloud, focusing on the Neocloud Provider (NCP) and Cloud Service Provider (CSP) ecosystem. This role involves directing the architecture of high-performance parallel file systems, object stores, and block storage at exabyte scale. You will remain hands-on, collaborating with engineers, SREs, partners, and storage vendors, and leveraging NVIDIA's AI tools to enhance productivity. This is a unique opportunity to shape the storage framework for the AI era at a company that pioneered accelerated computing, ensuring that storage platforms can keep tens of thousands of accelerators continuously busy and power the largest AI workloads worldwide.

NVIDIA is seeking a Senior Software Architect to join our GPU Communications Libraries and Networking team. This role involves co-designing next-generation data center platforms and scalable communication software crucial for advancing Deep Learning and High Performance Computing (HPC). You will investigate and identify communication performance bottlenecks, design and implement new communication technologies, and explore innovative hardware and software solutions for future platforms. This is an opportunity to break performance barriers and deliver cutting-edge technologies that power AI and HPC workloads at massive scales.

$184k - $357k

NVIDIA is seeking a motivated Deep Learning engineer to integrate advanced communication technologies into AI stacks, including PyTorch, TRT-LLM, vLLM, and SGLang. You will work with the team that created communication libraries like NCCL and NVSHMEM, and technology like GPUDirect, to scale Deep Learning and HPC applications. Your work will directly impact AI application performance by improving communication between GPUs, making AI toolkits easier for the community to use. This role offers an outstanding opportunity for someone with an AI background to advance the state of the art in this space.

$184k - $357k

NVIDIA Research's Human Performance and Experience (HPX) team is seeking passionate individuals for a PhD Research Intern position focused on cross-disciplinary vision science between humans and machines. This role involves collaborating with research scientists, engineers, and product engineers to address real-world problems at the intersection of computer vision, human vision science, and robotic vision. The internship offers an opportunity to contribute to AI innovation and shape the future of human-AI interaction.

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We are seeking PhD research interns to advance the next generation of large language models using reinforcement learning. Our applied deep learning research team pioneers projects like Megatron, MT-NLG, and DLSS, building state-of-the-art foundation models and developing new methods to enhance their reasoning, alignment, reliability, and ability to solve real-world tasks. This internship will focus on algorithmic research at the intersection of reinforcement learning and large language models, involving the design, implementation, and evaluation of new RL-based methods for improving LLM behavior through hands-on experimentation and rapid prototyping at scale.

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NVIDIA Research is seeking PhD-level students for a research internship focused on groundbreaking work at the intersection of AI, GPU computing, Formal Methods, and Electronic Design Automation (EDA). This role offers the chance to influence the future of chip design, which is being transformed by AI and GPU acceleration. Interns will gain broad exposure to EDA algorithms, agentic AI, LLMs, and GPU computing, with specific research interests including GPU-accelerated optimization, physical design, formal methods, agentic AI, and reinforcement learning techniques.

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NVIDIA is seeking interns for the Learning and Perception research team to work on embodied and agentic AI, including areas like perception, agentic reasoning, multi-modal and continual learning. This role offers the opportunity to contribute to research that pushes boundaries and has real-world impact, with a collaborative team environment and experienced mentors. Internship projects are tailored to match interns' expertise, and past interns have a strong track record of publishing at top venues and often return for subsequent internships.

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NVIDIA is seeking a research intern to contribute to building humanoid robot foundation models and systems within the Generalist Embodied Agent Research (GEAR) group. The mission is to create general-purpose embodied agents capable of learning and mastering complex skills in both virtual and physical environments. You will collaborate with a research team known for influential work in multimodal foundation models, large-scale robot learning, game AI, and physical simulation, contributing to significant research projects and product roadmaps, including recent milestones like Project GR00T.

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NVIDIA is developing world foundation models and generative AI systems for Physical AI applications, including robotics, autonomous driving, smart spaces, and embodied agents. The NVIDIA Cosmos Platform facilitates multimodal world understanding, simulation, synthetic data generation, and embodied reasoning. We are seeking talented PhD interns to contribute to advancements in Physical AI and world models. This role involves conducting research, developing algorithms, training and evaluating large-scale models, collaborating with cross-functional teams, and publishing research findings.

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NVIDIA is seeking outstanding Research Interns to join the Data-Driven AI for Robotics (DAIR) group, focusing on learning embodied skills from large-scale human data. The objective is to develop AI systems that can capture, understand, and reproduce complex human motion and interaction skills across physical and digital embodiments, including humanoid robots and animated characters. This research spans the full stack, from reconstructing human motion and interactions from video to generating controllable character behaviors, transferring motion across embodiments, and training grounded controllers for robots and virtual characters. Interns will collaborate with a supportive research team producing influential work and have opportunities to connect with product teams across NVIDIA.

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NVIDIA Research is seeking leading researchers in the area of simulation and AI for quantum. You should have a strong background of research excellence, software systems building experience, and interest in advancing the state-of-the-art in quantum computing and applications of GPUs to the quantum computing ecosystem. Specific areas of research interest include but are not limited to bespoke quantum representations, tensor network methods, quantum surrogate modeling, quantum inverse design, and automated proving for quantum systems. This role involves researching and developing creative and innovative algorithms and software systems for the quantum computing ecosystem, collaborating with research and product teams, and publishing original research.

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NVIDIA is seeking a PhD intern to join the Deep Learning Efficiency Research (DLER) team, focusing on research that pushes boundaries and has real-world impact. The team's core areas include efficient diffusion language and multimodal generative models, as well as efficient agentic AI with hybrid inference orchestration. We are also interested in post-training model optimization, efficient architecture design, adaptive inference, and resource-efficient training and finetuning. You will collaborate with a research team that consistently publishes at top venues, contributing to technologies that can impact NVIDIA's products.

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NVIDIA is seeking a world-class generative AI intern to join the Fundamental Generative AI research team. This role focuses on pushing the boundaries of generative models for various data types including image, video, 3D, graph, and multimodal data, with applications in science such as drug discovery and climate modeling. The intern will collaborate within a research team known for top-tier machine learning publications and contribute to impactful, real-world advancements.

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NVIDIA's Seattle Robotics Lab is seeking PhD-candidate interns to contribute to cutting-edge research in robotics and AI. This role offers a unique opportunity to work at the intersection of academic research and industry impact, focusing on the full robotics stack from perception to foundation models. Interns will play a pivotal role in developing algorithms, integrating methods into real-world systems, and contributing to high-impact publications and code releases. The lab has a strong track record of influential research and has significantly impacted NVIDIA's robotics and simulation products.

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NVIDIA is seeking an exceptional computer vision and deep learning intern researcher for its spatial intelligence lab. The team focuses on research that pushes boundaries and has real-world impact. Interns will engage in research, design, and implementation of methods related to key topics such as generative AI for videos, reconstruction, simulation, video understanding, policy learning, reinforcement learning, and vision-language models. A significant outcome of the internship is the publication of original research, alongside collaboration with internal and external researchers.

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Join the Autonomous Vehicle (AV) Applied Research team to advance safe autonomy using generative world models and synthetic data. This internship offers the chance to collaborate with researchers and engineers on next-generation models for understanding, simulating, and reasoning about complex driving environments. We seek a motivated intern with a strong machine learning background and interest in generative world models, multimodal foundation models, and synthetic data generation. The team works closely with NVIDIA Research and the AV organization to develop scalable methods for training, evaluating, and improving autonomous systems, focusing on generative video and world models, controllable scenario generation, multimodal learning, end-to-end driving, 3D computer vision, and data-centric learning. The goal is to use generative models to create diverse, safety-critical driving experiences that enhance the robustness and generalization of autonomous systems.

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NVIDIA's Architecture Research Group is seeking a PhD intern to contribute to defining the future of GPU and data-center computing. This role involves exploring foundational research questions in areas such as GPU microarchitecture, memory systems, large-scale data-center hardware, and emerging accelerators, with a focus on the architectural implications of AI and scientific computing workloads. The intern will apply knowledge of computer architecture, parallel computing, compilers, and runtime systems to identify and develop new hardware and hardware-software co-design opportunities, working alongside researchers and product architects to formulate research questions, evaluate concepts, and build necessary models and simulators.

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NVIDIA Research is seeking PhD interns for the AI-Aided Engineering (AIE) team. This role involves developing novel AI methods for physical simulation and engineering design, with a focus on neural operators, geometric representations, and large-scale learning. Interns will work with experienced mentors on impactful research, with opportunities to publish in leading conferences and journals. Projects will be tailored to interns' expertise, aiming to advance the field and transfer research into practical applications.

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