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Emulation Lab Technician

NVIDIA· Technician
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Santa Clara, CA$60k - $101.2kfull-timePosted 4d ago

About the role

Technician within the Emulation Team responsible for setting up FPGA hardware systems, debugging, configuring host/target systems, and coordinating with IT and other labs; involves lab operations, equipment handling, and collaboration across time zones.

Responsibilities

  • Set up FPGA HW systems, cabling, daughter connections, accessories.
  • Conduct basic FPGA HW debugging and first level support. Run diagnostics and fix issues on systems user’s face.
  • Configure and support Linux and Windows Host and Target systems.
  • Work with IT team for Lab network, IP allocation.
  • FPGA Image release validation, Sanity run and reporting.
  • Collaborate with other labs and lab techs to get reworks, test equipment loaning and setup.
  • Handle shipment of equipment to vendors, different sites along with inventory management.

Qualifications

  • Technical certificate (or equivalent experience)
  • 5+ years of relevant industry experience
  • Proficient in scripting skills in TCL/PERL/Python etc.
  • Ability to work with users in different time zones and teams
  • Be able to setup remote debug sessions with MS Office/Zoom to debug with other FPGA team and users
  • Ability to operate oscilloscopes, logic analyzers like test equipment
  • Documenting skills

Skills

Required:FPGA hardware setupFPGA debuggingLinux/Windows host and target configurationRemote debuggingOscilloscopes / Logic analyzersScripting (TCL/Perl/Python)Documentation

Benefits

  • Equity
  • Benefits package (NVIDIA benefits)
  • Competitive salaries
Last updated Oct 23, 2026. Interested? Apply on the company site.

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