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noahgibbsNVidia's looking for Graphics Software Engineers. Any of you guys looking for a software engineering job?
The description:
Title: Linux Graphics Software Engineer
NVIDIA is searching for world-class software engineers to join the
Linux graphics driver team. We're looking for engineers who are
driven and enthusiastic, have a passion for graphics on Linux,
and like working with a team of top-notch people. You would be
helping us make our drivers better and incorporate the latest
hardware technology. You should have strong C programming skills,
a thorough understanding of Unix systems programming, a command of
2D and 3D graphics concepts, and excellent communication skills.
You will be joining a team of first-rate engineers developing
software for the latest cutting-edge NVIDIA hardware. We developed
graphics drivers that helped Linux break into Hollywood production
studios, making it a serious contender on the desktop. Our
software supports a wide spectrum of users, including scientific
visualization, movie and televison production studios, game
enthusiasts, and educational institutions.
Please send resumes to humanresources@nvidia.com
The ideal candidate meets the following criteria:
- 3+ years experience developing software for Linux or Unix and very strong C programming skills.
- 3+ years experience writing low level software, writing OpenGL apps, and using 3D graphics concepts.
- Significant experience working on large and complex pieces of software and strong debugging skills.
- Knowledge of x86 architecture and graphics driver experience, especially OpenGL driver experience, is a plus.
- BS or equivalent.
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I will warn you in advance that NVidia expects a lot of hours, even for a Software Engineering job in Silicon Valley. But the pay is good, the people are extremely competent, and the company is fiscally solid. So it depends what you're looking for.
The description:
Title: Linux Graphics Software Engineer
NVIDIA is searching for world-class software engineers to join the
Linux graphics driver team. We're looking for engineers who are
driven and enthusiastic, have a passion for graphics on Linux,
and like working with a team of top-notch people. You would be
helping us make our drivers better and incorporate the latest
hardware technology. You should have strong C programming skills,
a thorough understanding of Unix systems programming, a command of
2D and 3D graphics concepts, and excellent communication skills.
You will be joining a team of first-rate engineers developing
software for the latest cutting-edge NVIDIA hardware. We developed
graphics drivers that helped Linux break into Hollywood production
studios, making it a serious contender on the desktop. Our
software supports a wide spectrum of users, including scientific
visualization, movie and televison production studios, game
enthusiasts, and educational institutions.
Please send resumes to humanresources@nvidia.com
The ideal candidate meets the following criteria:
- 3+ years experience developing software for Linux or Unix and very strong C programming skills.
- 3+ years experience writing low level software, writing OpenGL apps, and using 3D graphics concepts.
- Significant experience working on large and complex pieces of software and strong debugging skills.
- Knowledge of x86 architecture and graphics driver experience, especially OpenGL driver experience, is a plus.
- BS or equivalent.
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I will warn you in advance that NVidia expects a lot of hours, even for a Software Engineering job in Silicon Valley. But the pay is good, the people are extremely competent, and the company is fiscally solid. So it depends what you're looking for.
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Date: 2004-01-26 03:06 pm (UTC)(Please don't flood him, though. ^^;)
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Date: 2004-01-26 03:57 pm (UTC)