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NVIDIA

Executive Communications Manager

NVIDIA

Santa Clara, CA · full time · Senior

$136,000 – $276,000

Listed on NVIDIA’s own careers site. You apply with them directly — we never stand between you and the employer.

What this role is

NVIDIA's Executive Communications Manager will craft and refine messaging for the CEO and senior leadership across speeches, events, and media appearances, working closely with executive teams to prepare for high-stakes moments. This role suits someone with deep experience in corporate communications or speech writing who can synthesize complex information into clear narratives while managing the demands of a fast-paced, high-visibility environment.

Our summary, not NVIDIA’s wording. The full posting is on their site.

What they ask for

Required

  • 10+ years in executive communications, speech writing, journalism, strategic communications, or related roles
  • Experience supporting C-suite or senior executives in high-profile communications
  • Outstanding writing and editing skills with ability to absorb a leader's voice quickly
  • Strong judgment synthesizing fast-changing inputs into clear executive messaging
  • Excellent collaboration and executive presence across functions
  • Ability to work calmly in fast-paced environment, prioritize ruthlessly, handle sensitive information
  • On-site availability at Santa Clara HQ with occasional travel
  • Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience

Nice to have

  • Experience supporting a founder, CEO, or globally visible executive
  • Background in AI, semiconductors, enterprise technology, public policy, or financial communications
  • Strong live-event staffing experience including keynotes, interviews, and executive travel
  • Experience building scalable communications processes and team systems
  • Thoughtful use of AI tools to improve research and workflow

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