Senior Application Engineer, HPC and AI for Physics at NVIDIA | UnseenRoles
Senior Application Engineer, HPC and AI for Physics
NVIDIA·
viaRemote Rocketship
RemoteFull-timePublic
Anywhere$140k – $270k77d ago
Job Description
Job Description:
• Develop workflows for experimental processing/analysis and numerical simulations with applications in imaging science, plasma and high energy physics, and material science
• Profile the application and run benchmarks to identify bottlenecks and suggest recommendations to collaborators and product teams
• Build examples or sample applications for tutorials
• Represent NVIDIA at leading scientific conferences, workshops, and industry events
• Work across research, engineering and product teams
• Translate learnings from research collaborations into feedback to engineering on toolkits and libraries for accelerated super-resolution imaging, high energy density, plasma, and material physics
• Help craft tools that support researchers, partners, and developers across the ecosystem
Requirements:
• BS, MS, or PhD in computational, theoretical and/or experimental physics, applied mathematics, computer science or equivalent experience
• 5+ years building HPC, AI or machine learning software for applications in physics and numerical simulations
• Strong experience with GPU-accelerated computing and modern ML frameworks
• Strong communication skills across technical and non-technical audiences
• High-impact publications in HPC and AI for numerical simulations, plasma physics and imaging science
• Deep understanding of numerical simulations such as particle-in-cell
• Experience with CUDA, parallel programming, or performance-focused software development
• Familiarity with agentic AI workflows for science and discovery
Benefits:
• Equity
• Benefits
Senior Application Engineer, HPC and AI for Physics
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Daniel Mercer
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