Head of Server CPU Architecture & Product Strategy

Jobtailor; California (MO); On-site; USD 300,000 - 450,000; Full time

Job summary

NVIDIA is seeking a senior leader to define the next-generation server CPUs, driving architecture from concept to launch and collaborating with cross-functional teams to translate market needs into engineering requirements.

The role includes leading a team of senior architects, owning products through lifecycle, engaging with hyperscalers and AI labs, and presenting the roadmap to customers and NVIDIA's leadership.

Qualifications

• 15+ years of experience in server or data center CPU/SoC architecture.
• 7+ years of managing a team to deliver CPU product strategy.
• Partnership across architecture, engineering and product orgs to scale teams.
• Experience owning products through full lifecycle including ROI and value proposition.
• Co-designing silicon requirements with hyperscalers or large AI labs.

Responsibilities

• Lead the definition of NVIDIA's next-generation server CPUs.
• Drive server CPU product architecture from concept through launch.
• Collaborate to define CPU requirements with cross-functional teams.
• Drive architectural trade-offs affecting data center performance.
• Lead a team of senior architects and represent the roadmap to customers and leadership.

Skills

Server CPU Architecture

SoC Architecture

X86 Architecture

Arm-Based Architecture

Accelerated Computing

AI Infrastructure

Product Strategy

Market Analysis

Performance Optimization

Engineering Collaboration

Education

BS in Electrical Engineering

MS in Computer Science

PhD in Computer Engineering

Job description

NVIDIA is seeking a senior leader to define the next-generation server CPUs, driving architecture from concept to launch and collaborating with cross-functional teams to translate market needs into engineering requirements.

The role includes leading a team of senior architects, owning products through lifecycle, engaging with hyperscalers and AI labs, and presenting the roadmap to customers and NVIDIA's leadership.