Product Engineering & Quality
$200,000 - $322,000 USD yearly
Originally posted 23 September 2026 by the employer.
This role focuses on the Manufacturing, Test, and Failure Analysis/recovery process for new datacenter servers.
About the role
This role involves owning, developing, and delivering the Manufacturing, Test, and Failure Analysis/recovery process for new datacenter servers and assemblies. This includes incorporating NVIDIA's latest GPU, CPU, and high-speed interconnect technologies.
What you'll do
- Engage early with hardware, firmware, software engineering, manufacturing partners, and operations units.
- Develop and implement comprehensive product development plans.
- Participate in Design for Manufacturing / Test (DFX) process and reviews.
- Work with factory personnel and engineering teams during prototype/validation builds, driving solutions and reporting status.
- Review build dashboards, analyze throughput, yields, and failure categories, and publish daily status reports.
- Develop documentation and SOPs for product assembly, test, debug, and failure analysis.
- Debug server platforms, work with CM Failure Analysis, Test Engineers, and Operators, and perform rework/retesting.
What you'll need
- BS/MS or equivalent experience in Electrical Engineering and 12+ years of relevant work experience.
- Solid understanding of complex compute/AI server system architecture and rack scale systems (servers, backend network switches, TOR switches, power shelves, cabling).
- Proven skills and experience in design and manufacture of complex hardware platforms.
- Excellent complex hardware platforms debugging and rational problem solving skills; ability to review logfiles for initial triage.
- Familiarity with power and thermal system design for datacenter rack server systems.
- Familiarity with diagnostics/test software as used in a factory setting.
- CPU, GPU, HBM, PCIe expertise, and comfortable writing Python code and test scripts.
- Familiarity with linux command line, running commands, and reviewing output.
Skills: datacenter servers, manufacturing, test, failure analysis, DFX, server platforms debugging