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Senior Product Marketing Manager, Real-to-Sim and Simulation Frameworks
NVIDIA · Santa Clara, CA · Posted 50 days ago
NVIDIA is building the foundation for Physical AI. We are looking for a Senior Product Marketing Manager, Real-to-Sim and Simulation Frameworks to define how developers transform real-world data into high-fidelity virtual environments and use simulation to build, train, test, and validate intelligent systems safely and at scale. This is a category-defining role at the intersection of generative AI, computer graphics, physics, robotics, and accelerated computing. You will lead the portfolio narrative and go-to-market strategy across real-to-sim workflows, classical and neural simulation frameworks, open Physical AI datasets, and co-simulation.
You will articulate how physics engines, neural world models, sensor simulation, digital twins, and autonomous-system software can work together as an interoperable development environment. Working across product management, engineering, research, developer relations, solution architects, business development, worldwide sales, corporate marketing, analyst relations, public relations, investor relations, and ecosystem partners, you will influence product strategy and accelerate adoption across robotics, autonomous vehicles, vision AI, and industrial applications.
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