Nvidia Manager Development Operations - RAPIDS Data Science 

United States, California 

456196652

It provides a collection of libraries and APIs that enable users to perform tasks like data manipulation, machine learning, and graph analytics entirely on GPUs, offering significant speedups compared to traditional CPU-based processing.

What you’ll be doing:

• Lead a team of DevOps engineers supporting multiple software projects in the data science and AI domain, many of them open-source

• Collaborate with build engineers, developers, and management to ensure the delivery of high-quality software

• Lead by doing, taking a hands-on approach working with the engineers on the team

• Help lead a range of DevOps initiatives, including CI/CD, security/legal compliance, and SysAdmin

• Help to operate and run our infrastructure and development processes

What we need to see:

• Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or related technical field, or equivalent experience

• 8+ overall years of technical experience primarily related to DevOps with 3+ of those years as a team or technical leader

• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills

• Detail-oriented and comfortable supporting and prioritizing amongst multiple teams

• Experience with administration, optimization, and troubleshooting of CI/CD and related tools (including Jenkins, Git, GitHub Actions)

• Linux system administration experience (Ubuntu strongly preferred)

• Knowledge of programming and automation with scripting languages (Bash and Python preferred)

Ways to stand out from the crowd:

• You have worked with cloud services (AWS, Azure, and others), especially permissions, budget, and cost management

• Experience with NVIDIA’s technology stack, including CUDA toolkit and drivers

• Background with Conda and/or PyPI packaging, and container technologies such as Docker, especially building and publishing

• Experience with GitHub operations, including user, repository, and organization management and permissions along with open-source development and community building on GitHub