Nvidia Senior Technical Program Manager - System Software 

United States, California 

819259337

What you'll be doing:

• Coordinate and lead all aspects of the program implementation for the automotive, embedded, and other soc-based products by the system software team.

• Work closely with engineering, hardware, product, and testing teams from different functions to ensure timely delivery of software releases with high quality.

• Define and drive software release cycles, including hardware integration, test, validation, and documentation.

• Coordinate program features, bug fixes, compliance requirements, and documentation to ensure successful product integration.

• Representing the software system team, collaborate with various BU program managers to streamline incoming requirements for the team.

• Manage risks and resolve issues affecting scope, schedule, and quality in a fast-paced development cycle.

• Communicate program status and key issues regularly to the management and stakeholders.

What we need to see:

• BS/MS degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or related field (or equivalent experience).

• 8+ years of program management in complex system software projects.

• Strong technical expertise in embedded operating systems and GPU/SOC architecture.

• Advanced proficiency in Jira, Jama, and scripting tools (Python, JavaScript, REST APIs, Google Sheets, Microsoft Excel).

• Demonstrated experience leading multi-functional teams and managing configuration/change management.

• Excellent communication, presentation, and collaborator management skills.

• Proven track record of delivering programs to customers under aggressive timelines.

• Forward-thinking and strategic problem solver, adept at handling risks and addressing issues efficiently.

Ways to stand out from the crowd:

• Background with ASPICE or ISO 26262 assessments for automotive software workflows.

• Experience with Agile software development of GPU/SOC system software teams.

• Experience with silicon software development phases, i.e. POR, pre-silicon, bring-up, post-silicon.