DSX Electrical Engineer

Join NVIDIA as a DSX Electrical Engineer in Santa Clara, CA. You will work closely with engineers, owners, operators, contractors, and technology partners to advance AI infrastructure at large scale. Your role involves developing reference builds, providing technical mentorship, and validating programs for dependable, high-density data center power systems.

Responsibilities:

• Build strong feedback loops with electrical engineering teams at NVIDIA Cloud Partners, data center providers, EPC firms, facility infrastructure OEMs, system integrators, and AI infrastructure operators.
• Translate recurring build and deployment friction into clear requirements for DSX product management and engineering roadmaps.
• Collaborate across NVIDIA and with partners to build and publish practical technical assets for DSX electrical deployments.
• Lead technical workshops, architecture reviews, and build deep dives to help partners apply DSX electrical reference builds to new and existing AI factory sites.
• Support early-access and field-validation programs for DSX electrical solutions.
• Represent the DSX Electrical field at customer forums, technical conferences, and partner events.

Requirements:

• Bachelor's or master's degree in Electrical Engineering, with a Professional Engineer license or equivalent experience.
• 12 or more years of experience in data center electrical build, construction, commissioning, systems engineering, solutions architecture, technical product management, or a related customer-facing engineering role.
• Deep knowledge of the electrical power path from utility service through high-, medium-, and low-voltage distribution to mechanical loads and IT racks.
• Hands-on experience with generators, microgrids, BESS, UPS systems, RPPs, busway, rack power supplies or power shelves, and the electrical interfaces for chillers, cooling towers, CRAC units, and CRAH units.

Preferred Qualifications:

• Experience applying electrical reference architectures to large-scale GPU clusters, AI factories, or accelerated-computing deployments.
• Knowledge of dynamic power behavior and mitigation strategies for large GPU deployments.
• Hands-on expertise with battery energy storage systems, on-site generation, microgrids, microgrid controllers, or utility interconnection requirements.

You will also be eligible for equity and benefits.