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NVIDIA

Senior Manager, Test, Manufacturability, Reliability and Quality

NVIDIA

Santa Clara, CA · full time · Senior

$232,000 – $368,000

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What this role is

Lead NVIDIA's test, manufacturability, and quality organization for GPUs and SoCs through production ramp and into the field, owning program velocity, root-cause closure on complex multi-functional failures, and the technical judgment that keeps silicon programs moving when others are stuck. This role suits a hands-on engineering leader with deep post-silicon and production test experience who can navigate competing constraints across design, manufacturing, and software while building and retaining senior technical teams.

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What they ask for

Required

  • BS, MS, or PhD in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Systems Engineering, or equivalent experience
  • 12+ years in production test, system validation, post-silicon integration, or reliability engineering in high-volume silicon
  • 5+ years in engineering management
  • Strong EE fundamentals across DFT, BIST, digital design, computer architecture, fault models, power and timing analysis, sampling, and statistics
  • Hands-on expertise in production test stack (ATE, SLT, BLT), Control Run methodology, FinFET-class processes, and PVT/binning dependencies

Nice to have

  • Background in GPU, CPU, AI accelerator, or large-SoC programs
  • Applied AI tools in production test or debug workflows with documented outcomes and guardrails
  • Track record building and retaining senior technical talent in matrixed organizations
  • Ability to operate independently on hard, ambiguous problems while collaborating across functions

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