Senior Applications Engineer, AI for Chemistry and Materials Discovery

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the discovery of new materials and chemicals across various industries ranging from supercomputing, higher education, manufacturing, semiconductors, energy storage, climate science and agriculture.

We are looking for a creative and hard working individual who is ready to work with top industry and academic researchers combining generative and predictive AI models to accelerate the discovery and design of novel molecules and materials for applications such as the development of efficient batteries, renewable energy, environment-friendly polymers, improved industrial catalysts, and more.

As a Senior Applications Engineer for AI in Chemistry and Materials Discovery at NVIDIA, you will:

• Interact directly with industrial customers and researchers to adopt NVIDIA's platform for accelerating their AI driven workflows or models.
• Profile AI applications/models, run benchmarks to identify bottlenecks and make recommendations on possible solutions.
• Build proof-of-concepts and examples for collaborations, demos, and tutorials.
• Collaborate on whitepapers and technical blogs.
• Help define the roadmap for new features in NVIDIA's AI software stack.
• Participate and present at top AI/ML workshops and industry conferences.

Requirements:

• Masters or PhD in computational physics, chemistry, materials science, computer science or equivalent experience.
• 5+ years hands-on experience with AI/ML models on GPU platforms for chemistry/materials applications.
• Experience in HPC and understanding of GPU architectures.
• Excellent coding skills (e.g., C++) and experience with deep learning frameworks.
• Strong communication and debugging skills.
• Ability to work independently and in a globally distributed team.

NVIDIA offers competitive salaries, generous benefits, and is widely considered one of the most desirable employers in the technology world. Join our team and work on cutting-edge AI applications in chemistry and materials science!