Graphic Designer

Responsibilities

• Design and develop GPU software and low-level GPU integration for Linux and Windows platforms.
• Build and support GPU platforms for NVIDIA, AMD, Intel, and ARM-based systems.
• Design graphics solutions for high-performance remote visualization and rendering.
• Analyze, profile, and optimize GPU performance to improve application efficiency.
• Identify and resolve performance bottlenecks across graphics APIs, GPU drivers, operating systems, networking, and hardware.
• Develop benchmarking and performance analysis tools for GPU applications.
• Build and support distributed rendering technologies, including remote rendering, ray tracing, distributed caching, and multi-GPU solutions.
• Evaluate and enable new GPU hardware, ensuring compatibility across workstation, cloud, and edge platforms.
• Work with customers to troubleshoot production issues and recommend technical solutions.
• Debug complex issues involving Vulkan, OpenGL, DirectX, GPU drivers, operating systems, networking, and hardware, and perform root cause analysis.

Requirements

• 5+ years of experience in Graphics, GPU Software, Rendering, Visualization, or Systems Programming.
• Strong C++ programming skills.
• Good understanding of GPU Architecture and Graphics Pipelines.
• Experience with Linux and Windows system internals.
• Strong experience in one or more of the following: Vulkan, OpenGL, DirectX 12, CUDA, HIP, ROCm.
• Experience in GPU performance profiling, analysis, optimization, and benchmarking.
• Hands-on experience with performance analysis tools such as: Nsight Systems, Nsight Graphics, Radeon GPU Profiler, Radeon Developer Tools, GPUView, Perf, VTune.
• Experience working with NVIDIA GPUs.
• Strong debugging skills across GPU drivers, graphics APIs, Linux/Windows, networking, and hardware.
• Experience with system-level debugging and root cause analysis.

Pay

Salary range $60,000 to $117,500.