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Technical Program Manager, Network Engineering
NVIDIA · Santa Clara, CA · Posted 35 days ago
Drive architectural alignment and technical mentorship for enterprise network infrastructure serving hundreds of engineers across global data center operations at scale.
NVIDIA is seeking a Principal Technical Program Manager (TPM) for our Enterprise Network Engineering and Infrastructure teams. Our customer base consists of hundreds of deeply intelligent engineers who continually provide us with complex problems to be solved. The highly experienced TPM will provide architectural alignment and technical mentorship. They will also manage projects to develop and operate our end-to-end solutions across company locations and data center facilities. This operation is a key foundation upon which our solutions are delivered to support our customers. You should enjoy working in an energizing environment where speed and flexibility is key to your success. Having depth and breadth knowledge of supporting the teams that operate a complex backbone infrastructure that serves a wide scope of environments is a strength you'll need.
You should have an engineering approach with deep knowledge and experience in three core areas: Project Alignment across IT engineering programs, Process Alignment to improve efficiency, and continuous Gap Analysis on your deliverables. You are passionate about providing outstanding products and thrive in a highly matrixed environment. You will embrace change and enjoy solving challenges.
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