Senior Technical Program Manager, Cloud Infrastructure

Nvidia

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Work type: On-site
Location: Santa Clara, CASeattle, WA
Employment: Full-time
Posted: 12 days ago
Freshness: Confirmed live yesterday
Nearby: 99+ roles within 25 mi

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Nvidia is a leading designer of graphics processing units (GPUs) and system-on-chip units, powering gaming, professional visualization, data centers, and artificial intelligence workloads. Industry: Semiconductors & AI Computing

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TL;DR · Senior Technical Program Manager, Cloud Infrastructure

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The Senior Technical Program Manager, Cloud Infrastructure joins the DGX Cloud team to drive critical programs involving on-prem infrastructure engineering, bare-metal bring-up, and automation. This role involves coordinating end-to-end remote bootstrapping, validation, and maintenance of large server fleets to transition clusters from physical rack-and-stack to customer-ready states. Key responsibilities include integrating core software stacks, managing capacity operations, and mapping technology roadmaps against data center readiness timelines. The position requires expertise in hardware/software integration, cloud-native architectures, and distributed systems. Candidates must demonstrate proficiency with Jira, Smartsheet, and Agile/Scrum frameworks. The work focuses on solving infrastructure lifecycle challenges, including hardware validation, remote fleet bootstrapping, and establishing operational workflows for high-performance computing environments and managed-Kubernetes platform layers within cloud or on-prem enterprise infrastructure.

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Skills

Cloud Infrastructure Bare-metal Hardware Automation HPC Kubernetes Agile Scrum Jira Smartsheet Distributed Systems Data Center Operations Hardware Validation GPU SRE

What you'll do

Coordinate the end-to-end remote bootstrapping, active bring-up, and validation of large server fleets.
Drive the adoption of automation tooling for fleet maintenance, node security, and burn-in.
Integrate and deploy DSX and other core software stacks within on-prem environments.
Lead day-to-day capacity operations focusing on availability, maintenance, and multi-tiered infrastructure workflows.
Map incoming technology roadmaps against physical data center readiness timelines across diverse engineering teams.
Manage risks and build comprehensive roadmaps for bare-metal capacity deployment under the Product Lifecycle framework.
Establish critical metrics to quantitatively track program velocity, infrastructure availability, and cluster health.

What we're looking for

8+ years of technical program management experience driving cloud infrastructure programs with a focus on hardware/software integration.
Extensive hands-on experience in cloud or on-prem enterprise infrastructure, data center bring-up, and bare-metal deployments.
Expert-level proficiency with Jira, Smartsheet, or similar program management tools within an Agile/Scrum framework.
Outstanding communication, collaboration, and technical presentation skills to align senior multi-functional collaborators.
BS or MS in Electrical Engineering or Computer Science, or equivalent experience.
In-depth knowledge of NVIDIA GPU products, cluster deployment, validation testing, and high-performance computing infrastructure bring-up (preferred).
Direct experience managing dependencies between AI software stacks and foundational physical infrastructure (preferred).
Experience with accelerated deployment schedules, automated server benchmarking, and cloud-native architectures (preferred).