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Development & Testing Job Opening in Nvidia Pune

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Software Dev Engineer.
NVIDIA is searching for software engineers to join GPU Driver development team and work on our cutting edge graphics technology for PC platform. This position involves working closely with other software engineers to design, develop, and debug many functional aspects of our next generation multimedia accelerator devices. You will also follow the devices all the way through the development process to the customer desktop products that are used throughout the world.
Requirements:
 Hold a B.E./B. Tech or higher degree (or equivalent) in Computer Science/Engineering and related field
 2+ years of relevant experience in developing low-level device drivers or embedded applications
 Excellent C/C++ programming skills
 Familiarity with computer system architectures and the hardware/software interface layer models
 Interest in low-level operating system knowledge, specifically memory/resource management, scheduling and process control, and hardware virtualization
 Strong communication skills, good team player and the ability to take initiative
 Experience with complex system-level debugging invaluable



Software QA Engineer. 
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:
• Hands on experience with PC hardware/software configuration and setup a must.
• Proficiency in WinXP and/or WinVISTA, Win7 operating systems.
• Experience in testing graphics hardware or testing in a software environment preferred.
• Experience in leading small projects OR a sub-set of a large project preferred, but not required.
• Experience in SW compatibility/Benchmark testing will be an advantage.
• Experience in Video/Multimedia testing will be an advantage.
• Experience in notebook testing will be an advantage.
• Approximate Education/Experience = BE: 4-6 yrs,


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