Datacenter Resiliency Architect - New College Grad 2025

NVIDIA, the pioneering force behind GPU technology and AI computing, is seeking a Datacenter Resiliency Architect for their New College Graduate program 2025. This role sits at the intersection of hardware and software development, focusing on GPU and datacenter resilience. As part of NVIDIA's Accelerated and Resilient Compute Systems team, you'll be working on cutting-edge technology that powers AI, machine learning, and high-performance computing solutions.

The position offers an exciting opportunity to impact the development of industry-leading Datacenter GPUs and SOCs. You'll be responsible for architecting hardware and software resiliency features, analyzing system reliability metrics, and developing comprehensive verification solutions. The role combines aspects of both hardware and software engineering, requiring expertise in GPU architectures, RAS concepts, and programming languages like C++, Python, and CUDA.

This is an ideal position for recent graduates with advanced degrees who are passionate about high-performance computing and system reliability. NVIDIA offers competitive compensation, with base salary ranging from $120,000 to $235,750, plus equity and comprehensive benefits. The company's culture emphasizes innovation, collaboration, and pushing technological boundaries, making it an excellent environment for launching your career in technical architecture and system design.

Working at NVIDIA's Santa Clara headquarters, you'll be at the heart of Silicon Valley's tech ecosystem, collaborating with world-class engineers and researchers. The company's commitment to advancing AI and accelerated computing makes this an exceptional opportunity to contribute to technology that's transforming industries and society.