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Technical Program Manager

NVIDIA senior full-time

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Description

NVIDIA's GPU Software team is seeking a skilled and experienced Technical Program Manager to help deliver on NVIDIA's product roadmap.

The software produced by this team includes foundational kernel components, drivers, and firmware that support the entire family of NVIDIA chipsets.

As a Technical Program Manager, you will collaborate with the team and peers across the company to build, represent, and carry out detailed plans representing the team's work.

Key responsibilities include:

  • Aligning NVIDIA's chipset and product roadmap with the software team capacity roadmap and helping balance global priorities
  • Coordinating dependencies across functional areas and identifying planning gaps
  • Making prioritization decisions and representing the team to other groups
  • Partnering closely with hardware, release planning, and customers
  • Proposing and developing new methods to handle projects and unify planning systems
  • Defining and tracking metrics to improve execution efficiency

Requirements:

  • 12+ overall years of program management experience in delivering software products
  • Bachelor's degree in engineering, Computer Science, or a similar field or equivalent experience
  • Proven track record of balancing short-term delivery towards critical timelines alongside thoughtful long-term steps towards improving planning, processes, and team capabilities

Nice to have:

  • Past experience as a software developer
  • Knowledge of SOC, GPU, or CPU project management
  • Background in graphics, machine learning, or accelerated computing
  • Experience with software productivity tools and process automation

NVIDIA offers competitive salaries, generous benefits, and equity.

Skills

Nice to have

  • software developer
  • SOC
  • GPU
  • CPU
  • graphics
  • machine learning
  • accelerated computing
  • software productivity tools
  • process automation
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