Senior Hardware Security Architect, Cryptographic Keys

NVIDIA, the pioneering force behind GPU technology and AI computing innovation, is seeking a Senior Hardware Security Architect to join their team. This role presents an exciting opportunity to work at the intersection of hardware security and cryptography for one of technology's most respected companies.

The position focuses on architecting, designing, and validating cryptographic keys and certificates for NVIDIA's core GPU products. This is a critical role that requires both technical expertise and leadership skills, as you'll be working across multiple internal teams to ensure secure development practices.

As a Senior Hardware Security Architect, you'll be responsible for designing and implementing secure key and certificate provisioning systems at scale. The role combines aspects of hardware architecture, security engineering, and cryptography, making it ideal for someone who enjoys working on complex technical challenges. You'll be involved in everything from protocol design to firmware security reviews, while also helping to shape best practices and mentor other team members.

The position offers competitive compensation, with a base salary range of $148,000 - $287,500 USD depending on level and experience, plus equity and comprehensive benefits. NVIDIA's reputation as one of the technology world's most desirable employers, combined with their position at the forefront of AI and GPU technology, makes this an exceptional opportunity for a security professional looking to make an impact.

Working at NVIDIA means joining a company that's driving innovation in AI, digital twins, and accelerated computing. You'll be part of a forward-thinking team that values creativity, autonomy, and technical excellence. The company's commitment to diversity and inclusion, combined with their track record of technological breakthroughs, creates an environment where you can grow your career while working on cutting-edge technology that's transforming industries worldwide.