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Senior Software Technical Program Driver - OEM and NCP Escalations

NVIDIA

Santa Clara, CA · full time · Senior

$168,000 – $258,750

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What this role is

Lead software development program management for compute solutions across cloud, automotive, and enterprise customers, coordinating between engineering teams and OEM partners to drive release schedules and resolve escalations. This role suits experienced technical program managers comfortable with strategic planning, cross-functional collaboration, and translating customer needs into development priorities.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or equivalent
  • 10+ years in similar technical program or product management role
  • 5+ years driving software and hardware customer escalations
  • Hands-on software development experience for hardware platforms
  • Agile software development methodology experience
  • Successfully delivered complex products to customers
  • Work independently with minimal guidance
  • Creative problem-solving for technical and resource challenges
  • Strategic and tactical thinking with consensus-building
  • Software engineering principles knowledge
  • Strong communication and technical presentation skills

Nice to have

  • Agile development tools expertise
  • Operating systems and datacenter server understanding
  • Automotive principles and standards knowledge
  • Experience managing software application or firmware stack programs
  • Coordination of hardware, firmware, and software application activities
  • MBA or PMP certification

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