Sustainable Talent
Windows Driver Validation Engineer supporting Nvidia
Santa Clara, CA
Sponsorship not specified$50k-$80kDetected 30 days ago
PythonCommunication
About the role
- This role is focused on Windows PC system-level testing and troubleshooting, with an emphasis on GPU validation, system setup, and debugging.
- This is not an application or web QA role - it requires hands-on experience working at the OS, driver, and hardware level.
Responsibilities
- Perform system-level and GPU validation on Windows platforms (primarily GeForce / consumer GPU environments)
- Execute validation across different system configurations, drivers, and builds
- Work closely with engineering teams to reproduce issues and support resolution
- Perform hands-on hardware work, including assembling systems, swapping components, and replacing GPUs/boards
Requirements
- Hands-on experience with Windows PC system-level testing and validation
- Experience installing Windows OS from scratch, including drivers and firmware updates
- Experience using WinDbg or similar tools for debugging system-level issues (crash analysis, memory dumps, etc.)
- Ability to isolate issues and determine whether they are related to setup, driver, OS, or hardware
- Strong communication skills and ability to work cross-functionally with engineering teams
Nice to have
- Experience with Python or scripting to support testing or debugging
- Experience with structured validation or lab environments
- Prior experience working with GPU validation or graphics drivers
- Sustainable Talent is a M/F+, disabled, and veteran equal employment opportunity and affirmative action employer.
- Experience working with GPUs in a Windows environment (GeForce or similar preferred)
Compensation
- We offer competitive compensation, $ 50 - $80/hr based on experience with full benefits.
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