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Principal Product Manager, NVIDIA Trust Services – DGX Cloud

NVIDIA

Santa Clara, CA · full time · Lead / Staff / Principal

$240,000 – $379,500

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What this role is

Lead product strategy for NVIDIA's cloud-based attestation and trust services, working across hardware, firmware, and security teams to define roadmaps and customer solutions in the confidential computing space. This role suits experienced product managers with deep cloud infrastructure and security expertise who can navigate complex stakeholder alignment.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 15+ years technology experience with product management or engineering in high-tech, cloud, or AI/ML
  • BS or MS in engineering, computer science, or technical field (or equivalent)
  • Experience growing enterprise cloud services for feature and customer growth
  • Strong background in cloud computing and cloud security (APIs, multi-tenant architecture, SLAs, monitoring, availability)
  • Working knowledge of device attestation and secure key administration
  • Understanding of certificate lifecycle processes (PKI, OCSP, CRLs, enrollment, key rotation, revocation)
  • Experience with AI/ML platforms and pipelines
  • Ability to lead cross-functional discussions and act as trusted advisor
  • Strong problem-solving and trade-off analysis skills

Nice to have

  • Experience building or managing cloud-based attestation or integrity-verification services
  • Strong understanding of hardware root of trust and attestation evidence flows
  • Familiarity with TPMs, TEEs, or accelerator-level trust models
  • Experience delivering API-first enterprise security services to large customers

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