Senior DevOps Engineer

NVIDIA, a global leader in artificial intelligence, high‑performance computing and visualization, is looking for a Senior DevOps Engineer. The company’s GPU‑driven innovations power a wide range of products and services, and it seeks a creative problem‑solver who thrives in a fast‑moving, distributed environment. In this role you will create and sustain high‑performance computing and cloud platforms, using the latest hardware and software. You will automate the provisioning, configuration and management of bare‑metal servers, network switches and virtual machines, and you will build CI/CD pipelines that support continuous integration and delivery for research and development teams. Daily tasks include tuning the infrastructure for availability, performance, observability, security, scalability and cost‑effectiveness, collaborating with software engineers to embed automated testing, and diagnosing issues across networking, hardware and software layers. Candidates must hold a bachelor’s or master’s degree in computer science, data science, engineering or a related discipline, and bring more than ten years of experience designing and operating DevOps processes with a strong emphasis on automation and reliability. Proficiency with major Linux distributions such as CentOS, Ubuntu or Red Hat is required, along with scripting abilities in Bash, Python or Groovy. Deep knowledge of Linux virtualization (QEMU/KVM, Docker), Kubernetes orchestration, Ansible configuration management, on‑premises networking, and CI/CD tools like Jenkins, GitHub/GitLab and GitHub Actions is essential, as is fluent written and spoken English. Additional strengths include experience in agile DevOps teams, a track record of meeting security, reliability, scalability and availability targets, and a solid grasp of modern HPC and infrastructure architectures. A passion for staying ahead of emerging technologies and best practices is valued, and the position offers an innovative, inclusive setting where contributions directly influence the future of industry‑changing technologies.