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HW Validation Student, Nitro Team, Annapurna Labs

IL, Haifa

Listed on Amazon’s official careers site. Posted September 9, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Annapurna Labs, as part of Amazon, is looking for HW Validation Student for the Nitro cards product team (https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/nitro/). Our products include the most advanced interfaces and technologies and widely used across AWS data centers as backbone for Nitro and other services. The candidate will own data analysis and will enable improving card production health and support for Annapurna Labs' Nitro cards in the Production floor of our manufacturers.

As HW Validation student in the Nitro team you will be responsible to validate the hardware of our network interface card (Smart NIC).

You’ll provide leadership in the HW interfaces of new technologies to large scale deployments in a continuous effort to deliver a world-class customer experience. This is a fast-paced, intellectually challenging position, and you’ll work with thought-leaders in multiple technology areas.

Key job responsibilities

- Own hardware validation activities for our products, from test execution through analysis and debug.

- Analyze validation and production data to identify issues, trends, and opportunities for improvement.

- Collaborate with HW, SW, and validation teams to enable efficient testing, debug, and issue resolution.

- Develop and execute validation and performance tests, considering both technical requirements and customer needs.

- Support the validation and deployment of new hardware technologies at scale.

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