Technical Program Manager, GPU System Engineering

ARCHER; Santa Clara (CA); On-site; USD 180,000 - 240,000; Full time

Job summary

ARCHER in Santa Clara, California, seeks a senior hardware engineering and technical program management leader to drive GPU and CPU server developments from requirements through integration, validation, and production readiness. You will coordinate Oracle teams, suppliers, and manufacturing partners to align technical decisions with business goals.

Applicants should hold an Electrical Engineering degree and bring 12+ years of hardware engineering or TPM experience, including GPU/CPU integration

Qualifications

• Requires a degree in Electrical Engineering and typically 12 or more years of relevant hardware engineering, systems engineering, or technical program management experience, including GPU or CPU integration and hardware validation.

Responsibilities

• Lead GPU and CPU server hardware development from requirements through integration, validation, qualification, and production readiness, coordinating Oracle teams, suppliers, and manufacturing partners.
• Manage program schedules, milestones, risks, quality, and delivery while communicating technical decisions and progress to stakeholders and senior leadership.

Skills

GPU And CPU System Engineering

Hardware Systems Integration

Technical Program Management

Hardware Validation

Firmware, Drivers, And BMC Integration

Engineering Requirements Management

Program Scheduling And Milestone Track

Risk And Issue Management

Manufacturing Readiness

Supplier And Manufacturer Coordination

Cross-Functional Leadership

Technical Communication

Data Analysis And Reporting

Excel And Pivot Reports

KPI Metrics And Scorecards

NPI

Education

Electrical Engineering degree

Tools

NVIDIA platform knowledge

AMD platform knowledge

NPI experience

Job description

Lead GPU and CPU server hardware development from engineering requirements through integration, validation, qualification, and production readiness, coordinating Oracle teams, suppliers, and manufacturing partners. Manage program schedules, milestones, risks, quality, and delivery while communicating technical decisions and progress to stakeholders and senior leadership.

Requirements:

Requires a degree in Electrical Engineering and typically 12 or more years of relevant hardware engineering, systems engineering, or technical program management experience, including GPU or CPU integration and hardware validation. Candidates should be able to coordinate cross-functional programs, assess technical risks, work with external manufacturers, and communicate effectively; preferred qualifications include NVIDIA and AMD platform knowledge, NPI experience, and senior-level reporting skills.

Key Skills:

GPU And CPU System Engineering, Hardware Systems Integration, Technical Program Management, Hardware Validation, Firmware, Drivers, And BMC Integration, Engineering Requirements Management, Program Scheduling And Milestone Tracking, Risk And Issue Management, Manufacturing Readiness, Supplier And Manufacturer Coordination, Cross-Functional Leadership, Technical Communication, Data Analysis And Reporting, Excel And Pivot Reports, KPI Metrics And Scorecards, NPI