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NVIDIA

Senior Technical Program Manager, NVIDIA Metropolis

NVIDIA

Santa Clara, CA · full time · Senior

$168,000 – $322,000

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What this role is

NVIDIA is seeking a Technical Program Manager to oversee the development and delivery of AI-enabled software applications within their Metropolis platform, managing the full lifecycle from concept through deployment. This role suits someone with deep program management experience who thrives coordinating engineering teams, tracking metrics, and driving strategic execution in fast-moving AI environments.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or equivalent experience
  • 8+ years of end-to-end program management experience
  • Excellent verbal, written, interpersonal and presentation skills
  • Proficiency in Agile project management methodologies
  • Comfort guiding engineering teams on Jira implementation in agile/scrum contexts
  • Strong organizational and detail-oriented approach in shifting priorities
  • Ability to think long-term and build consensus
  • Skilled at prioritization and alignment-building

Nice to have

  • Prior program management experience with Vision AI or AI application development including data acquisition, labeling, model training, optimization, and edge deployment
  • Understanding of embedded systems and familiarity with NVIDIA GPUs
  • Deep understanding of software product lifecycle for production-grade AI applications
  • Experience using AI tools in program management to optimize workflows and increase team velocity
  • Experience managing unique AI program challenges such as model accuracy KPIs and human-in-the-loop validation processes

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