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NVIDIA

Engineering Manager, Data Labeling Platform

NVIDIA

Management

$200,000 – $391,000

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What this role is

Lead a team of engineers building NVIDIA's data labeling and annotation platform, which powers AI model training across research initiatives like robotics and red teaming. This role blends hands-on technical work—particularly in Python and system design—with people management, requiring you to bridge product engineering, data operations, and research stakeholders.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's, Master's or PhD in Computer Science, Engineering, or related field (or equivalent experience)
  • 10+ years of professional software engineering experience
  • 2+ years as a technical lead or engineering manager
  • Strong background in Software Engineering, Data Engineering, or AI Application Engineering
  • System design skills with deep hands-on Python expertise
  • Architecture-level understanding of data pipelines and distributed systems
  • Experience integrating machine learning models into production workflows
  • Leadership experience mentoring engineers or formally managing a team
  • Exceptional stakeholder management and communication skills

Nice to have

  • Experience with human-in-the-loop data programs for RLHF, preference data, or red teaming
  • Experience applying models to reduce human effort in labeling workflows with measured results
  • Working proficiency in TypeScript or JavaScript with focus on user-centric interaction design
  • Background in multimodal data such as video, 3D, point clouds, speech, or document understanding

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