Role Overview

NVIDIA is seeking Software Engineering Interns to join the OpenBMC team in Taipei, Taiwan. You will work on advanced system-level software, drivers, and operating system internals, contributing to critical components used in high-performance computing platforms.

Key Responsibilities

• Design and develop software for system management and driver stacks on Windows and Linux.
• Contribute to graphics components (2D/3D), OpenGL, and DirectX layers.
• Work with OpenBMC and platform-level software that directly interfaces with hardware.
• Debug and optimize low-level code for performance and reliability.

Required Skills & Qualifications

• Pursuing or recently completed B.Tech/M.Tech in Computer Science, ECE, or related fields.
• Strong knowledge of C/C++ programming.
• Understanding of OS fundamentals: scheduling, memory management, device drivers.
• Proficiency in algorithms and data structures.
• Knowledge of processor architecture.

Preferred Skills

• Experience with Linux kernel internals.
• Scripting with Python or Perl.
• Object-oriented programming in C++.
• Background in digital systems and computer architecture.

Why Join NVIDIA?

NVIDIA is a pioneer in GPU, AI, and system software development. As an intern, you’ll gain hands-on experience with industry-leading engineers, access cutting-edge projects, and join a culture that values innovation, diversity, and collaboration.

About NVIDIA

Founded in 1993, NVIDIA has become a leader in visual computing, AI, and high-performance computing. Its GPUs and platform software power industries from gaming to autonomous vehicles, making it one of the most influential tech companies in the world.

Our Values

• Innovation: Constantly pushing boundaries in computing and AI.
• Collaboration: Working together across diverse teams globally.
• Integrity: Building trust through transparency and accountability.
• Excellence: Striving for the highest quality in every product and project.

How to Apply

1. Visit the official job posting: NVIDIA Careers — Software Engineering Intern (OpenBMC).
2. Submit your resume and application through the Workday portal.
3. Highlight C/C++, OS knowledge, and relevant projects in your application.

At a Glance

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: Who can apply?
Students in their final year or graduates (within 1 year) in Computer Science, Electronics, or related fields.

Q2: What skills are essential?
Strong C/C++ programming, OS fundamentals, algorithms, and processor architecture knowledge.

Q3: What are the preferred extras?
Linux kernel exposure, Python/Perl scripting, and system-level project experience.