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As a Senior Technical Marketing Engineer - Content Specialist on the Industrial Engineering team, you will work at the intersection of engineering, computer graphics, and AI innovation. You will build and refine OpenUSD-based scenes, demos, and reference workflows that integrate CAD, simulation, and technical data into visually compelling experiences within NVIDIA Omniverse. Your daily responsibilities include translating complex engineering outputs into visual narratives through scene composition, materials, lighting, rendering, camera setup, and interaction design. You will develop workflows for importing geometry, attributes, time-based data, fields, and volumetric or point-based representations while maintaining technical fidelity. The role requires expertise in OpenUSD structure, NVIDIA Omniverse, and 3D application workflows. You will collaborate with product and engineering teams to create reusable content that simplifies the understanding of complex results for technical audiences through high-fidelity storytelling and polished visual presentation.
Build and refine OpenUSD-based scenes, demos, and reference workflows within the NVIDIA Omniverse platform.
Translate complex engineering outputs into visual narratives using scene composition, materials, lighting, and interaction design.
Develop workflows to integrate diverse data types like geometry, attributes, and volumetric data into OpenUSD while maintaining technical fidelity.
Prototype reusable content to support technical storytelling, marketing demos, and product launch moments.
Create example scenes that demonstrate how NVIDIA workflows connect design, simulation, analysis, and visualization.
Partner with domain experts to create accurate, engaging, and interactive 3D experiences for live demos and developer content.
What we're looking for
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Digital Media, Technical Art, Design Technology, or a related field (or equivalent experience).
5+ years of experience in technical marketing, technical art, visualization workflows, content pipeline development, or OpenUSD-based 3D application workflows.
Solid understanding of OpenUSD scene structure, composition, and workflow design across multiple data and content types.
Hands-on experience with NVIDIA Omniverse, including scene assembly, rendering, materials, lighting, and interactive visualization workflows.
Ability to translate complex engineering outputs into visual narratives for technical audiences.
Strong written and verbal communication skills for building demos, documentation, or technical enablement content.
Experience with CAD-to-USD, simulation-to-USD, or engineering-data-to-USD workflows is preferred.
Familiarity with time-varying, volumetric, point-based, or scientific data in Kit-CAE or NVIDIA Omniverse workflows is preferred.