Senior SMAC Workflow Architect: System-Manufacturing Alignment

NVIDIA; United States; Hybrid; USD 168,000 - 311,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Equity

Benefits

Job summary

NVIDIA’s Santa Clara-based SMAC team is seeking a Senior Manufacturing & System Co‑Design Workflow Engineer. You will define the workflow methodology, build production Python pipelines, and ensure alignment across system PORs and manufacturing test specifications.

You will wire the SMAC workflow into the end‑to‑end program spine, implement TPM‑driven attestations, and integrate agent‑ready tooling and CI gates to ensure silicon workflows stay aligned across GPU, SoC, and CPU programs.

Qualifications

• BS, MS, or equivalent in Electrical/Computer/Systems Eng; 8+ years in system software, silicon bring‑up, or productization.
• Strong Python and systems skills; production services and data pipelines shipped.
• Extra credit for experience with LLM-backed tooling.

Responsibilities

• Define SMAC workflow methodology: specifications structure, versioning, and validation across lifecycle.
• Develop production-grade Python pipelines and automated checks to catch drift.
• Wire SMAC work into end-to-end program spine with TPM‑driven attestations.
• Integrate tooling into an agent-ready harness with CI gates for silicon workflows.
• Drive cross‑org adoption across Design, Operations & DFX teams.

Skills

Python

System engineering

Silicon bring‑up

Data pipelines

CI/CD

Education

BS/MS in Electrical/Computer/Systems Eng

Tools

CI pipelines

AI tooling

LLM-backed tooling

Job description

NVIDIA’s Santa Clara-based SMAC team is seeking a Senior Manufacturing & System Co‑Design Workflow Engineer. You will define the workflow methodology, build production Python pipelines, and ensure alignment across system PORs and manufacturing test specifications.

You will wire the SMAC workflow into the end‑to‑end program spine, implement TPM‑driven attestations, and integrate agent‑ready tooling and CI gates to ensure silicon workflows stay aligned across GPU, SoC, and CPU programs.