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Power Architecture Engineer

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Deadline: 04/09/2026

Skills for this role

Skills we detected for this role.

  • Natural Language Processing
  • VLSI
  • Verilog / VHDL

Opportunity brief

Nvidia is hiring for the role of Power Architecture Engineer!

Responsibilities of the Candidate:

- Be part of NVIDIA Power Architecture Group that owns end-to-end power aspects such as - ASIC power analysis, power architecture, low power design, power-aware verification, advanced power methodologies, UPF methodologies, power feature bring-up on silicon, and post-Si power correlation for NVIDIA's family of products. - Contributing to power analysis by helping to architect, develop, verify & correlate power estimation models/tools for NVIDIA's products - Be part of the team that architects & designs system-level power features for optimizing the dynamic and leakage power dissipation for different usecases. - Work on power verification which includes structural, functional & power aware verification of power features of NVIDIA products by coming up with test plans, write testcases, build test bench components like Monitors, assertions and coverage points & own verification convergence across RTL, Gates and Silicon. - Validate the effectiveness of the power features on silicon, conduct studies and contribute to the Performance/Watt improvement ideas. - Help build power management solutions and drive innovation in energy efficiency across NVIDIA's product portfolio.

Requirements:

- B.Tech./M.Tech with 1+ years of experience related to Power such as Power analysis, Power Design, Power Aware Verification, UPF methodologies and Power Correlation - Strong fundamentals in power including transistor-level leakage/dynamic characteristics of VLSI circuits - Strong fundamentals in digital design and verilog - Familiarity with low power design techniques such as multi-VT, Clock gating, Power gating, Voltage Islands and Dynamic Voltage-Frequency Scaling (DVFS) - Good background in power estimation techniques, flows and algorithms - Knowledge of power intent formats - UPF/CPF or similar - Experience in Static Power check tools like VCLP/CLP or similar & Dynamic Power verification tools like VCS-NLP or equivalent

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