Senior Frontend Engineer, Visualization - Profiling Services

NVIDIA Ltd.
Santa Clara, CA, United States
13 days ago

Role details

Contract type
Permanent contract
Employment type
Full-time (> 32 hours)
Experience level
Expert
Experience required
8 years minimum
Compensation
$168,000.0 - $270,250.0
Working hours
Regular working hours

Tech stack

Big Data Browser Compatibility Profiling Computer Graphics Data Cleansing Data Visualization Programming Tools General-Purpose Computing on Graphics Processing Units Responsive Web Design Software Engineering Systems Integration Technical Data Management Systems
+6 more
TypeScript Visual Analytics ReactJS Backend Information Technology Front End Software Development

Job description

NVIDIA’s Developer Tools team is seeking a Senior Frontend Engineer to create high-quality visualization experiences for profiling services. This role combines frontend product engineering with browser performance and large-data visualization. You will help make complex technical data understandable, responsive, and accessible. The role offers room to bring deeper expertise in interaction architecture or performance-critical rendering.

What you’ll be doing:

  • Build intuitive browser experiences that help engineers explore and understand complex performance data.
  • Create reusable visualization and interaction patterns that remain consistent across product workflows.
  • Integrate high-performance visualization technologies into a maintainable frontend application.
  • Improve responsiveness and memory efficiency for large and complex datasets.
  • Deliver accessible, resilient experiences across supported browsers, devices, and application states.
  • Partner with backend, product, design, and quality teams to ship and validate complete user workflows.

Requirements

  • BS or MS in Computer Science, Computer Graphics, or a related field, or equivalent experience.
  • 8+ years of software development experience, including substantial production work with TypeScript and modern component-based browser applications.
  • Deep expertise in reusable interaction architecture or performance-critical browser visualization, plus demonstrated ability across the adjacent area; mastery of every framework and graphics technology is not expected.
  • Experience building frontend systems in which multiple views coordinate through clear component and state contracts.
  • Experience building interactive data visualizations with a charting or graphics library and profiling behavior on large datasets.
  • Hands-on work with at least one browser rendering technology and practical experience diagnosing frame-time or memory problems.
  • Working knowledge of integrating browser and native or WebAssembly code, including loading and failure behavior.
  • Strong knowledge of responsive design, accessibility, browser compatibility, and automated frontend testing.

Ways to stand out from the crowd:

  • Experience building timeline, flame-graph, trace, profiler, or observability user interfaces.
  • Production experience with React and atom-based or comparable observable state management.
  • Familiarity with moving expensive rendering or data preparation off the main thread and loading large datasets progressively.
  • Experience isolating third-party visualization engines or coordinating server data with interactive client state.
  • Background in GPU computing, developer tools, or real-time collaborative analytical products.

Benefits & conditions

Your base salary will be determined based on your location, experience, and the pay of employees in similar positions. The base salary range is 168,000 USD - 270,250 USD.

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