Senior System Software Engineer - Integration and Analytics

About this role

NVIDIA seeks a senior, hands-on system software engineer with customer-facing experience collaborating directly with PC hardware manufacturers. This role will develop the platform foundation of next-generation Arm-based Windows systems. You will own critical platform integration decisions and serve as a technical partner to PC OEM engineering teams, bringing new platforms from early enablement to production readiness. Your work will connect firmware and Windows engineering, automated qualification, and deployment, using telemetry, data analytics, and AI-assisted diagnostics to improve reliability and accelerate engineering decisions.

What you’ll be doing:

• Build CI/CD pipelines, integration automation, and quality gates across Windows platforms.
• Lead technical co-engineering with PC OEMs and internal engineering teams to define integration requirements, enable self-host, support QA validation, and drive debugging through verified resolution.
• Automate platform onboarding, staged deployment, configuration tracking, health monitoring, and recovery.
• Develop telemetry based diagnostics to separate product regressions from infrastructure or test failures. Translate findings into verified fixes and regression coverage.
• Support UEFI integration with component owners, focusing on validation across boot, ACPI, power transitions, updates, and recovery.
• Build AI-assisted workflows for automated regression detection, issue reproduction, and bug-fix validation, using platform health metrics to measure reliability and time to resolution.

What we need to see:

• BS or MS in Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field, or equivalent experience, with 10+ years of relevant firmware or system software development experience.
• Deep hands-on expertise in UEFI integration and debugging, including EDK II, with a strong understanding of ACPI, Windows internals, and firmware/driver interactions.
• Strong C/C++ skills and proficiency in Py...