NVIDIA’s Networking Unit is seeking for a Junior C/C++ Firmware Verification Engineer to drive the validation and quality assurance of firmware running on our next-generation Network Interface Controllers (NICs) and Data Processing Units (DPUs). You will play an important role in ensuring our firmware is robust, performant, and production-ready across all stages of development — from pre-silicon through post-silicon and deployment. What we offer: * 36 days of paid vacation a year, weekends on all public holidays, paid sick leaves, company paid parental leave for mothers and fathers. * The most competitive salary on the market. * NVIDIA shares (RSU and ESPP). * Premium medical insurance for employees and their children/spouses. * Life insurance. * Professional courses at Ivy League Universities. * Trainings and lectures. * English or other languages classes. * Personalized career development plan. * Wellbeing programs. * Annual performance, position, and salary reviews. * Remote/hybrid or office work in the comfortable office in the city center (Leonardo Business Centre, near metro Teatralna and Zoloti Vorota). * Parking. * And these are not all the benefits that you will receive by joining NVIDIA!
What you’ll be doing: * Assist in development of firmware verification infrastructure in C/C++. * Develop automated tests to validate new firmware features, stress edge cases, and catch regressions early. * Participate in code reviews, design reviews, and SCRUM activities.
What you should know: * 2+ years of experience or strong academic background in C/C++ software development (development for embedded systems is a plus). * Feel comfortable with Linux-based environments, and version control systems (Git/Gerrit). * Good spoken and written English (Intermediate or higher). * Willingness and ability to learn new technologies, perform research, and analyze tasks. * Strong analytical and debugging skills, experience with scripting (Python, Bash) and good problem-solving skills.
Ways to stand out from the crowd: * Knowledge of networking concepts, protocols, or troubleshooting. * Interest in research and development (R&D) and enthusiasm for learning in a fast-paced, evolving environment. * Interest to test case design or test automation tools and frameworks. * Familiarity with development tools: build systems, Linux administration, and scripting languages like Bash or Python.
