GPU Program Manager - Driver & Firmware | Cross-Functional

NVIDIA; Santa Clara (CA); On-site; USD 108,000 - 184,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Equity compensation

Benefits

Job summary

NVIDIA is seeking an experienced program manager to drive the successful introduction of its next generation GPU-based products. You will collaborate with Software, Hardware, Marketing and Operations to ensure the SW team delivers on time while navigating multiple functional units.

Responsibilities include negotiating system, board, and chip needs, driving hardware allocation and budgeting, and representing Software in Go-To-Market meetings.

Qualifications

• Hands-on experience with software development lifecycle for device drivers and applications.
• Experience in chip bringup.
• Detail-oriented with ability to multitask in a dynamic environment.
• Excellent communication and technical presentation skills.
• Thorough knowledge of software engineering and lifecycle principles.
• Experience with productivity tools and data analysis (Excel/Tableau).
• Knowledge of OS, graphics principles, AI data centers a plus.
• Experience using AI to boost productivity and solve problems.

Responsibilities

• Negotiating all system, board, and chip needs for SW development and QA teams.
• Driving hardware allocation, infrastructure, budgeting, and priority calls.
• Representing Software at Go-To-Market meetings for the GPU segment.
• Building and presenting a clear overview of the project plan.
• Learning the software stack to understand SW team requirements.

Skills

3+ years experience

Communication skills

Presentation skills

Data analysis (Excel/Tableau)

Education

BS in CE/EE/CS

Tools

Process automation

Job description

NVIDIA is seeking an experienced program manager to drive the successful introduction of its next generation GPU-based products. You will collaborate with Software, Hardware, Marketing and Operations to ensure the SW team delivers on time while navigating multiple functional units.

Responsibilities include negotiating system, board, and chip needs, driving hardware allocation and budgeting, and representing Software in Go-To-Market meetings.