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Samsung Semiconductor

GPU Software Program Manager

Samsung Semiconductor

full time · Senior

$180,200 – $297,200

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What this role is

Samsung is seeking a program manager to oversee GPU software development across multiple stages, from pre-silicon through post-silicon performance and next-generation platforms. This role suits someone with deep experience in system software program management who can coordinate across hardware, architecture, compilers, and driver teams while keeping complex projects on track.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 11+ years experience with Bachelor's in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or related field (or 9+ years with Master's degree, or 7+ years with Ph.D.)
  • 7+ years in system software technical program or project management for GPU, graphics, CPU, multimedia, or embedded software
  • Strong understanding of software development lifecycles including architecture, development, validation, QA, release, performance, and maintenance
  • Experience managing programs across graphics drivers, compilers, system software, compute, developer tools, performance, validation, or platform engineering
  • Ability to drive schedule, resource, dependency, and risk management across cross-functional teams
  • Proficiency with Jira, Confluence, defect tracking, schedule and resource management tools, Excel, and PowerPoint
  • Experience with Waterfall and Agile methodologies and engineering development workflows
  • Strong analytical and communication skills for engaging senior leadership in a fast-paced global environment

Nice to have

  • Access to U.S. export control information or eligibility for government authorization

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