High-Performance LLM Training Engineer

NVIDIA

Santa Clara, CAFresher55m agovia LinkedInH-1B sponsor · 46 entry-level filings

About the Role

NVIDIA is seeking engineers specializing in performance analysis and optimization to improve the efficiency of LLM training workloads. This position focuses on optimizing NVIDIA's high-performance LLM software stack in frameworks like PyTorch and JAX for high-performance pre-training and post-training on thousands of GPUs, while also helping shape hardware roadmaps for the next generation of GPUs powering the AI revolution.

Key Responsibilities

  • Understand, analyze, profile, and optimize AI training workloads on innovative hardware and software platforms.
  • Understand the big picture of training performance on GPUs, prioritizing and then solving problems across all state-of-the-art LLMs.
  • Implement production-quality software in multiple layers of NVIDIA's deep learning platform stack.
  • Implement key LLM training workloads in NVIDIA's proprietary processor and system simulators to enable future architecture studies.
  • Build agentic tools to automate workload analysis, workload optimization, and other critical workflows.

Requirements & Tech Stack

  • Programming skills in C++, Python, and CUDA.
  • Familiarity with the fundamentals of GPU architecture.
  • Experience with deep learning frameworks like PyTorch and JAX.

Qualifications

  • M.S. or PhD in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering or Computer Engineering (or equivalent experience).
  • Strong background in deep learning and neural networks, in particular model training optimizations.
  • A deep background in computer architecture.
  • Proven experience analyzing and tuning application performance & processor and system-level performance modeling.

H-1B sponsor

NVIDIA filed 46 entry-level H-1B applications for new hires (Oct 2025 - Jun 2026, Department of Labor).

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