The NVIDIA Ignite Software Engineering Internship is a 12-week program designed to provide undergraduate students with real-world experiences in software engineering. This internship is specifically aimed at students from historically underrepresented communities, offering them hands-on exposure to cutting-edge technology at NVIDIA's headquarters in Santa Clara, CA. The program runs from September 16, 2024, to October 18, 2024, and is an excellent opportunity for first-year and second-year undergraduate students pursuing degrees in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mathematics, or related fields. Interns will engage with NVIDIA's products, culture, and ecosystem, gaining invaluable insights into the tech industry while contributing to innovative projects. Interns will have the chance to work on various potential projects, including AI, Machine Learning, Automotive, Offensive Security, Embedded Software, GPU Software Engineering, Linux/Android/Jetson Embedded Systems Software, and more. The program emphasizes creativity, problem-solving, and adaptability, encouraging interns to develop new skills and learn new concepts in a dynamic environment. NVIDIA is committed to fostering a diverse work environment and values the unique perspectives that interns from different backgrounds bring to the table. This internship not only provides practical experience but also aims to ignite the careers of young professionals in the tech industry, helping them to redefine the future of technology. NVIDIA will cover a one-time round trip for students traveling over 50 miles to Santa Clara and provide a supplemental housing stipend to assist with living expenses during the internship. The hourly rate for interns ranges from $18 to $54, depending on various factors such as location, year in school, degree, and experience. This internship is a stepping stone for students to kickstart their careers in software engineering and technology, allowing them to make meaningful contributions while learning from industry leaders.