We are seeking highly skilled and motivated software engineers to join us and build AI inference systems that serve large-scale models with extreme efficiency. You’ll architect and implement high-performance inference stacks, optimize GPU kernels and compilers, drive industry benchmarks, and scale workloads across multi-GPU, multi-node, and multi-cloud environments. You’ll collaborate across inference, compiler, scheduling, and performance teams to push the frontier of accelerated computing for AI.What you’ll be doing:Contribute features to vLLM that empower the newest models with the latest NVIDIA GPU hardware features; profile and optimize the inference framework (vLLM) with methods like speculative decoding, data/tensor/expert/pipeline-parallelism, prefill-decode disaggregation.Develop, optimize, and benchmark GPU kernels (hand‑tuned and compiler‑generated) using techniques such as fusion, autotuning, and memory/layout optimization; build and extend high‑level DSLs and compiler infrastructure to boost kernel developer productivity while approaching peak hardware utilization.Define and build inference benchmarking methodologies and tools; contribute both new benchmark and NVIDIA’s submissions to the industry‑leading MLPerf Inference benchmarking suite.Architect the scheduling and orchestration of containerized large‑scale inference deployments on GPU clusters across clouds.Conduct and publish original research that pushes the pareto frontier for the field of ML Systems; survey recent publications and find a way to integrate research ideas and prototypes into NVIDIA’s software products.What we need to see:Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent experience) in Computer Science (CS), Computer Engineering (CE) or Software Engineering (SE) with 7+ years of experience; alternatively,



Master’sdegree in CS/CE/SE with 5+ years of experience; or PhD degree with the thesis and top‑tier publications in ML Systems, GPU architecture, or high‑performance computing.Strong programming skills in Python and C/C++; experience with Go or Rust is a plus; solid CS fundamentals: algorithms & data structures, operating systems, computer architecture, parallel programming, distributed systems, deep learning theories.Knowledgeable and passionate about performance engineering in ML frameworks (e.G., PyTorch) and inference engines (e.G., vLLM and SGLang).Familiarity with GPU programming and performance: CUDA, memory hierarchy, streams, NCCL; proficiency with profiling/debug tools (e.G., Nsight Systems/Compute).Experience with containers and orchestration (Docker, Kubernetes, Slurm); familiarity with Linux namespaces and cgroups.Excellent debugging, problem‑solving, and communication skills; ability to excel in a rapid‑paced, multi‑functional setting.Ways to stand out from the crowdExperience building and optimizing LLM inference engines (e.G., vLLM, SGLang).Hands‑on work with ML compilers and DSLs (e.G., Triton, TorchDynamo/Inductor, MLIR/LLVM, XLA), GPU libraries (e.G., CUTLASS) and features (e.G., CUDA Graph, Tensor Cores).Experience contributing to containerization/virtualization technologies such as containerd/CRI-O/CRIU.Experience with cloud platforms (AWS/GCP/Azure), infrastructure as code, CI/CD, and production observability.Contributions to open-source projects and/or publications; please include links toGitHub pull requests, published papers and artifacts.Compensation and BenefitsYour base salary will be determined based on your location, experience, and the pay of employees in similar positions. The base salary range is 170,000 CAD - 220,000 CAD for Level4, and 225,000 CAD - 275,000 CAD for Level5. You will also be eligible for equity and perks.#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Senior Software Engineer, Ai Inference Systems - C$170,000 - C$275,000 A Year (Winnipeg)
🏢 NVIDIA
📍 Winnipeg