NVIDIA develops accelerated computing platforms used in AI, research, graphics, robotics and other fields. Its careers site describes teams working across these areas and the technology that supports them.
NVIDIA’s official Teams and Areas of Work page describes these teams. Its Open Positions link leads to the company’s official careers portal.
Develop deep learning, machine learning and data analytics approaches for customer problems.
Advance GPU computing, AI, robotics, graphics and related technical fields.
Design technologies across graphics, autonomous vehicles and AI computing.
Build AI-powered autonomous-vehicle platforms and related systems.
Develop graphics technologies for simulation, visualization and creative work.
Work on robotic perception, navigation, manipulation and simulation.
Support gaming experiences through product, design, developer and marketing work.
Design and deploy computing platforms supporting high-performance computing and AI.
Examples include AI software engineer, research scientist, hardware engineer, autonomous-driving engineer, graphics engineer, robotics engineer, product designer and customer solutions architect. These are examples of role types, not a list of current vacancies.
NVIDIA lists university recruiting as an early-career route and provides an official Open Positions portal. Roles, eligibility and locations vary; review each posting for current requirements.
Career information summarized by Girls Do That from the employer’s official careers website. Roles, hiring requirements and career structures can change. Always confirm current requirements on the employer’s official careers portal.
Last checked: October 4, 2026. Official NVIDIA careers source
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