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NVIDIA

Senior Director, Reliability Engineering

NVIDIA

Santa Clara, CA · full time · Management

$332,000 – $500,250

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What this role is

Lead NVIDIA's hardware reliability strategy across data center, server, graphics, automotive and embedded products, owning reliability engineering for boards and systems at scale. This role suits a deeply technical leader who combines physics-of-failure expertise with executive capability to drive design decisions through data and build world-class organizations.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Physics, Materials Science or related field
  • 18+ years board and system-level reliability testing experience
  • 5+ years Data Center equipment reliability experience
  • 10+ years leading reliability management
  • Deep understanding of reliability concepts and physics of failure
  • Proficiency with DfR, NUDD, and FMEA methodologies
  • Experience with reliability modeling, assessments, predictions and allocations
  • Strong command of statistics, data analytics and reliability mathematics
  • Component and subassembly reliability testing experience

Nice to have

  • Graduate degree in Engineering, Physics, Materials Science or related field
  • Familiarity with finite element analysis and simulations
  • Silicon/semiconductor/package-level reliability knowledge
  • Electronics manufacturing and testing process experience
  • Transportation packaging testing experience

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