Senior Product Manager - Enterprise AI for Game Development
Product leader defining and commercializing NVIDIA's enterprise solutions for game development, spanning RTX rendering, AI game characters, generative AI for content creation, developer tools, and data science libraries for anti-cheat and matchmaking.
$168,000 – $327,750 / yr
Location
On-site
Seniority
Senior
Compared with 28 other Product roles: Common across similar roles Unique to this role
What you'll do
Responsibilities
- Drive product strategy, feature requirements, roadmap, and go-to-market for the enterprise game developer portfolio Common
- Analyze studio workflows to identify where NVIDIA should invest in products and technology
- Lead cross-functional teams across engineering, developer relations, marketing, business development, and sales
- Partner with ISVs and engine developers to integrate NVIDIA technology into production workflows
- Coordinate with OEM partners on go-to-market strategies Unique
- Own positioning, messaging, tradeshow strategy, and sales enablement
- Build personas, user journeys, and industry-specific narratives Unique
- Develop technical demonstrations and case studies with key studios Unique
What you'll need
Experience
- 8+ years of product management and product marketing experience, including work on game developer tools, game technology, graphics, or AI products Common
- Deep knowledge of modern game development workflows: real-time rendering, asset pipelines, build/test infrastructure, and live operations
- Hands-on experience as a game developer, engine programmer, technical producer, or equivalent role
- Proficiency with at least one major game engine (Unreal, Unity, or proprietary AAA engine)
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Game Development, or equivalent
- Ability to work on-site in Santa Clara, CA Unique
- Preferred: background in enterprise developer platforms, on-premises AI deployments, or workstation/server products
- Preferred: established relationships within the game development community Unique