Nvidia Senior Technical Program Manager - Infrastructure 

United States, California 

241272085

As the Senior Technical Program Manager, Infrastructure within our global IT PMO team, you will be responsible for leading a portfolio of programs within an infrastructure domain such as networking, compute, or storage.

What you'll be doing:

Portfolio Management

• Own and manage a portfolio within Infrastructure, ensuring alignment with organizational goals and priorities.

• Lead quarterly portfolio planning, driving alignment on dependencies, risks, and prioritization.

• Evaluate and prioritize new program demands based on strategic value, capacity, and impact.

• Monitor portfolio performance, identify improvement opportunities, and deliver actionable recommendations.

• Deliver clear, data-driven progress updates to collaborators, tracking against identified important metrics.

Technical Program Management

• Define programs, build compelling arguments, and secure funding approvals.

• Coordinate execution of high-priority programs, ensuring delivery on time, within scope, and on budget.

• Align program outcomes with organizational strategy while proactively managing risks and issues.

• Provide accurate and timely status reports to collaborators, showcasing progress, challenges, and plans for overcoming obstacles.

What we need to see:

• BS/MS or equivalent experience in Engineering specific to Computer Science

• 12+ years in industry experience with a focus on Infrastructure program/project management.

• Proven deep customer and technical savvy born of driving complex programs in IT infrastructure

• Supreme leadership and collaboration skills across broad and diverse cross-functional teams within different time zones.

• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills

• In depth technical knowledge of IT infrastructure within Automation, platforms, SW development and observability..

• A very deep understanding of infrastructure standards and methodologies to optimize for quality and efficiency. Experience with various continuousintegration/deploymentmodels for large organizations will be important, as well as a foresight towards how to adopt and integrate such practices into a very dynamic infrastructure environment.