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NVIDIA

Senior MGX Ecosystem Engineer

NVIDIA

Santa Clara, CA · Senior

$168,000 – $258,750

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What this role is

NVIDIA seeks a senior hardware systems engineer to grow their MGX server ecosystem by enabling partners to design and integrate high-performance data center solutions. This role combines technical leadership across electrical, mechanical, and thermal domains with partner relationship management for a company building the infrastructure behind AI computing.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree in Electrical, Mechanical, Thermal, or Computer Engineering or equivalent
  • 6+ years in hardware platform engineering, systems engineering, ecosystem engineering, or technical partner management
  • Knowledge of server, data center, AI infrastructure, networking, storage, or high-performance computing platforms
  • Expertise in at least two of: electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, or thermal engineering
  • Understanding of hardware development lifecycle from concept to mass production
  • Strong communication and partner management skills
  • Ability to travel domestically and internationally 25–40%

Nice to have

  • Master's degree in Engineering or related field
  • Experience with AI server platforms, GPU systems, high-density compute, or hyperscale data center deployments
  • Familiarity with thermal simulation tools, CAD platforms, and hardware validation methodologies
  • Experience with liquid cooling and rack-level cooling architectures
  • Knowledge of server and data center infrastructure standards and certifications

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