NVIDIA Research Scientist AI for Graphics & Gaming New Grad | $168k–$264.5k
Apply by 04 Feb 2027
Key Facts
| Role | Research Scientist, AI for Graphics and Gaming — New College Grad 2026 |
|---|---|
| Company | NVIDIA |
| Location(s) | Santa Clara, CA |
| Term | Full-time new grad / research |
| Pay | $168,000–$264,500 base + equity and benefits |
| Deadline | Rolling — posting said applications accepted at least through Nov 3, 2026; confirm it is still open |
Overview
NVIDIA’s Applied Deep Learning Research team (known for DLSS) is hiring a research scientist to push generative AI into real-time graphics and games: neural rendering, image/video generation, world models, AI-driven characters, and LLM-powered gameplay.
The bar is step-change user experience, not incremental benchmarks. You train large models on big GPU clusters, prototype in real-time engines, and work with product, driver, and hardware teams so ideas ship to players.
Eligibility / Key Requirements
- Pursuing or holding a PhD in Computer Science/Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Applied Mathematics, or related (or equivalent experience)
- Deep learning experience in image/video generation, graphics, computer vision, or related, with solid DL fundamentals
- Hands-on training of large models on multi-GPU clusters and robust distributed training pipelines; PyTorch required
- Plus: GPU architecture, CUDA, efficiency techniques, rendering/game engines, generative models or neural rendering
- Track record of impactful research or shipped ideas, plus strong communication
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