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Senior Software Engineer, Production Automation and Tooling

NVIDIAYokneam Ilit, North District, IsraelNot specifiedFull-timeSeniority: Not specified

Posted Jun 17 · 0 applicants

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Must-have
  • BA/BSc in Computer Science, Computer Engineering or Electrical Engineering (or equivalent)
  • 5+ years of software development experience with hands-on Python, specifically writing automation frameworks, scripts, or tooling
  • Strong software design fundamentals, thinking in abstractions, interfaces, and object-oriented design patterns
  • End-to-end ownership of a Python automation project from design through execution, reporting, and CI/CD integration
  • Proven AI collaboration using AI-assisted development tools (e.g. GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Claude) as part of daily development practice
Nice-to-have
  • Experience shipping and maintaining automation frameworks at scale in real production environments
  • Deep integration of AI-assisted development tools (Vibe Coding) into workflow with demonstrated productivity gains

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NVIDIA is looking for a talented Software Engineer to join the System Production Engineering group. You will be part of a growing team building the automation frameworks and tooling that validate security on NVIDIA NICs, Smart NICs/DPUs, and Network Switches before they ship. You will work hands-on alongside the team lead, co-developing shared codebases and taking full ownership of standalone modules when needed.

This is a software engineering role first. Your primary language is Python, your primary output is automation frameworks and production tooling — not firmware, not embedded code, not C/C++ feature development. The security domain is the context you'll operate in; it is not a prerequisite. If you code every day, think in abstractions and systems, and raise the quality bar around you — we want to talk.

What You’ll Be Doing

Design and own Python automation frameworks and tooling that validate security properties of NVIDIA networking products — from architecture through CI/CD integration

Design, develop and maintain Python-based test automation frameworks and test suites for NVIDIA networking products (NICs, DPUs, switches) — including building test infrastructure from scratch

Own the full lifecycle of automation modules: design, implementation, debugging, CI/CD integration, and production maintenance — end-to-end, with no handoffs

Collaborate with hardware and security architects — translating specs and vendor APIs into clean Python abstractions without needing deep hardware engineering expertise

Collaborate on shared codebases using AI-assisted development tools as a core part of your daily workflow — this is how we work, and you will be expected to hit the ground running with it

Be data-oriented — able to perform analysis on code quality, coverage, and production metrics, and translate findings into clear, data-based decisions and recommendations

What We Need To See

BA/BSc in Computer Science, Computer Engineering or Electrical Engineering (or equivalent)

5+ years of software development experience with hands-on Python — specifically writing automation frameworks, scripts, or tooling in Python, not just application-level development

Strong software design fundamentals: you think in abstractions, interfaces, and design patterns — not scripts. Object-oriented design is natural to you, not something you look up

End-to-end ownership: demonstrable experience owning a Python automation project from design through execution, reporting, and CI/CD integration. Be prepared to share concrete examples or code during the interview process

Proven AI collaboration: you must demonstrate that working with AI-assisted development tools (e.g. GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Claude, or similar) is already part of your development practice — not something you are exploring

Module ownership: ability to independently own and deliver standalone software modules while also working fluidly as part of a collaborative team

OS proficiency: proficient in Windows and Linux operating systems, including command-line debugging and scripting

Execution under pressure: ability to drive projects to completion under schedule pressure and across multiple workstreams simultaneously

Excellent verbal and written communication in both Hebrew and English

Ways To Stand Out From The Crowd

Automation at scale in production: you have shipped and maintained automation frameworks in real production environments, under schedule pressure — not just in controlled lab or side-project settings

You live and breathe AI-assisted development: Vibe Coding is your natural mode of work; you don't just use AI tools occasionally, you actively seek them out, integrate them into your workflow, and can demonstrate the productivity gains they bring

Security domain curiosity: you don't need hardware security expertise coming in, but you're intellectually curious about new technical domains and ramp up quickly on specs, vendor APIs, and security concepts when needed

System-level thinking: you understand the full stack from the code you write to the infrastructure it runs on — even if you don't live in the hardware layer

NVIDIA is widely considered to be one of the technology world’s most desirable employers. We have some of the most forward-thinking and hardworking people on the planet working for us. If you’re creative and autonomous, we want to hear from you! NVIDIA is committed to fostering a diverse work environment and proud to be an equal opportunity employer.

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