Leads strategy and execution for NVIDIA’s Hardware EDA infrastructure programs, including bringup, operations, modernization, cluster scaling, automation, and platform migration. Coordinates cross-functional engineering efforts, establishes planning and reporting processes, manages dependencies and risks, and uses metrics, OKRs, and KPIs to measure outcomes. Requires deep experience with EDA infrastructure, semiconductor design workflows, distributed computing, software development, and technical program management.
Hardware Infrastructure is seeking a Senior Technical Program Manager to lead the strategy and execution of programs to support the bringup, operations and modernization of the infrastructure that supports the NVIDIA's Hardware EDA ecosystem. Given this Infrastructure directly supports our near-term and long-term chip roadmap, it must be highly reliable, performant and efficient for our internal users. This is a fast paced and evolving landscape that requires a senior TPM leader to guide engineering roadmaps to be delivered with high quality outcomes and a strong foundation of operational excellence. They will partner both internally within Hardware Infrastructure and externally with senior management and partners of other business units to scale the EDA Infrastructure charter. They will develop and standardize planning, reporting and execution methodologies and metrics to enable meeting the challenging objectives.
What You'll Be Doing:
- Engage with cross-company partners to shape the technical strategy, build programs and coordinate execution to meet key business objectives that support scaling bringups to be seamless, fast and efficient
- Nurture a culture of continuous improvement, finding new opportunities across tooling, automation and processes to scale cluster operations and management
- Guide a diverse set of engineering efforts in an agile program methodology across planning, prioritization, design, dependency management, implementation and execution.
- Bring a data-first approach to programs (metrics, OKRs, KPIs) to effectively measure program success and for identifying areas of improvement
- Create effective communication channels to provide varying audience levels insights into program status, risks and opportunities.
- Act as an effective technical and non-technical liaison between developers, customers and partners to drive organization alignment across a multi-functional matrixed set of leads
What We Need To See:
- B.S. (or equivalent experience) in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science or a related technical field
- 12+ years of proven experience across software or hardware engineering and/or technical program management roles with demonstrated expertise and mastery of technical and management practices
- Prior experience in infrastructure software, production application software development and large scale distributed computing
- Experience handling large scale EDA infrastructure with various CPU/GPU architectures, coupled with an extensive understanding of the semiconductor design and manufacturing processes and associated EDA tools and flows
- Exceptional communication and presentation skills for diverse technical and non-technical audiences
- Strong multitasking abilities with a focus on thoroughness and rapid context switching
- Knowledge of agile methodologies and the best in class project management tools
- Proactive and enthusiastic in identifying and implementing positive changes in software engineering and release management within a fast-paced environment
Ways To Stand Out From The Crowd:
- Deep experience with Infrastructure cluster buildouts and NPI hardware evaluation
- Engaged experience in modernizing EDA Infrastructure solutions and capabilities to provide a Platform as a Product offering to its users
- Prior experience migrating platforms and solutions from on prem to cloud
- Software development, release and support methodology and devops
You will also be eligible for equity and benefits.
This posting is for an existing vacancy.
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