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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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As a Senior Technical Program Manager - Robotics, you will join the team to drive robotics initiatives encompassing foundation models, simulation-to-real workflows, and edge deployment pipelines. You will own end-to-end program execution for robotics software, including requirements, schedules, risk mitigation, and release planning while coordinating cross-functional workstreams across product, simulation, model training, and on-robot validation teams. The role requires providing an independent technical perspective to challenge assumptions and identify architectural risks. You will utilize expertise in robot learning, simulation-based development using synthetic data and domain randomization, and model deployment to edge platforms. Key technologies and skills include experience with Isaac Sim, Isaac ROS, Omniverse, ML training pipelines, reinforcement learning, imitation learning, and hardware/software co-development cycles. You will solve complex technical challenges within the domains of autonomous vehicles, manipulation, and mobile robotics platforms.
What does a Technical Program Manager earn in California?
Median $211325 from 72 postings across 20 companies.
Robotics
Cloud Infrastructure
Distributed Systems
AI
Hardware Integration
Firmware
Simulation
Control Plane
KPI
Risk Mitigation
Technical Program Management
AI
LLM
ASIC
RTL Design
Simulation
Formal Verification
System Architecture
Scalable Infrastructure
Data Pipelines
Software Engineering
Program Management
Pre-silicon Workflows
Robotics
machine-learning
CUDA
Python
C++
PyTorch
ROS 2
MoveIt
Reinforcement Learning
Imitation Learning
Sim-to-Real
Motion Planning
NVIDIA GPUs
Isaac Sim
Isaac Lab
Isaac ROS