NVIDIA
SeniorNPITechnicalProgramManagerOperations
“Senior NPI Technical Program Manager - Operations at NVIDIA. Skills: process management, cross-functional coordination, vendor/stakeholder management, operational metrics, resource planning, continuous improvement, program management, planning, supply chain processes, semiconductor manufacturing flow and processes, NPI schedule, product bring-up, silicon bring-up, NPI supply commits, production ramp, release turning points, Ops planning, engineering, logistics, quality. responsible for the Opera”
Industry & Context.
problem-solving; decision-making; Ability to analyze and solution supply chain processes; Tackle complex problems
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
7+ years of proven experience in an engineering or technical/engineering program management role, Bachelor's in EE (or equivalent experience), Excellent leadership, problem-solving, decision-making and cross-functional influencing skills, Proficiency in Program Management and planning tools, Ability to analyze and solution supply chain processes, Excellent knowledge of semiconductor manufacturing flow and processes, verbal and written communications skills, Have the ability to work independently and navigate ambiguous situations
Nice to Have
Master's preferred, PMP or other Project/Program Management Certification is a plus
What You'll Do.
responsible for the Operations NPI schedule and related milestones of taking a product from tape-out to production release
Track and communicate key results
dependencies and clearly identify critical paths while working with ASIC
software engineering and planning teams and other program managers towards a common goal
Handle cross-functional communications independently while working within a matrixed GM team and publish progress/roadblocks to upper management
Bring diverse teams together to tackle complex problems and work towards closure
Understand and collaborate in developing the Plan of Record (POR)
ensuring qualification plans
checklists and specifications are in place to support production release
Develop engineering wafer and hardware risk plans and own internal and external sample supply
Lead and attend cross-functional NPI meetings related to your product and highlight key Ops issues and ensure that the product is ready for production
Drive process improvement initiatives for NPI across Operations and cross functional teams
Own metrics for NPI supply commits
production ramp and release turning points and manage bring-up budgets/OPEX for NPI
Develop processes and metrics for functional teams in Ops planning
logistics and quality teams
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
working with ASIC, product, test, system, software engineering and planning teams and other program managers towards a common goal; Handle cross-functional communications independently while working within a matrixed GM team; Bring diverse teams together to tackle complex problems; collaborate in developing the Plan of Record (POR); Lead and attend cross-functional NPI meetings related to your product; Drive process improvement initiatives for NPI across Operations and cross functional teams; Develop processes and metrics for functional teams in Ops planning, engineering, logistics and quality teams
Communication Scope
verbal and written communications skills
Process & Methodology
program management, planning, NPI schedule, product bring-up, silicon bring-up, NPI supply commits, production ramp, release turning points, Ops planning, engineering, logistics, quality
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