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NVIDIA

Senior Manager, Engineering - Data Center Firmware

NVIDIA

full time · Senior

$272,000 – $431,250

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What this role is

NVIDIA seeks a seasoned engineering manager to oversee firmware development for its next-generation data center systems, leading a large team across BMC, MCU, and platform software components. This role suits experienced technical leaders comfortable with hardware-software integration, system architecture decisions, and managing complex cross-functional delivery at scale.

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What they ask for

Required

  • BS, MS, or PhD in EE/CS or equivalent experience
  • 12+ years experience in server firmware, BMC/OpenBMC, MCU firmware, platform software, or data center systems
  • 6+ years managing software/firmware engineering teams
  • Strong technical leadership in data center system architecture and server manageability
  • Production firmware delivery record for large data centers
  • Leading architecture and execution across multiple programs and cross-functional teams
  • Deep understanding of firmware development lifecycle, validation, and release management

Nice to have

  • Experience leading large distributed engineering organizations with multi-team execution
  • Hands-on BMC firmware/software stack and MCU firmware experience
  • Expertise with OOB management DMTF protocols and standards (MCTP, PLDM, SPDM, Redfish)
  • Embedded Linux, FreeRTOS, Yocto/BitBake proficiency
  • Modern firmware CI/CD practices
  • Track record managing 25+ engineer teams

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