NVIDIA
AI computing, data science, graphics, Artificial Intelligence, Deep Learning, Autonomous Vehicles, automotive technology
SeniorSoftwareProgramManager
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“Senior Software Program Manager at NVIDIA. Skills: Senior Software Program Management, NVIDIA DRIVE Software integration and adaptation, Automotive Software Development, Cross-functional team coordination, Customer interfacing and escalation management, Program lifecycle leadership, Requirements alignment and negotiation, Issue and bug tracking and resolution. Lead the lifecycle of NVIDIA’s DRIVE programs with our Korean automotive partners.. Align on timelines and contents for SW deliveries inc”
What You'll Achieve.
drive product launches; led complex automotive programs to series production
Industry & Context.
resolve program issues; root cause analysis
Willingness to regularly attend customer meetings at NVIDIA's partners’ sites.
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
General knowledge about Artificial Intelligence, LLMs, Transformers, CPU/GPU architectures, etc., General knowledge of program management concepts (task planning, agile methodologies, risk management, etc. ), Degree from a leading university or equivalent experience in an engineering or computer science related field (BS; MS or PhD)., 6+ years of work experience in automotive software development., Understanding of autonomous vehicle systems, sensor technologies, vehicle bus communication standards, SoCs and embedded software principles., General knowledge of C/C++/Python, QNX and/or Linux OS., Understanding of build pipelines, repositories, CI/CD, containerization, etc., Proven experience of having led complex automotive programs to series production., Excellent communication and organization skills, good time management, and task prioritization., Willingness to regularly attend customer meetings at NVIDIA's partners’ sites.
Nice to Have
Preferably on ADAS and AV., Experience with Automotive SPICE, ISO26262, 21448 standards., Hands on experience developing complex embedded C++ based systems., Fluency in Korean, A wide existing network of contacts in the local automotive ADAS and AV industry
What You'll Do.
Lead the lifecycle of NVIDIA’s DRIVE programs with our Korean automotive partners., Align on timelines and contents for SW deliveries incl.
those of NVIDIA’s DRIVE OS, NDAS and Alpamayo software stacks., Coordinate with cross functional teams in South Korea, India, China, and the U.
to resolve program issues and drive product launches., Act as the first point of contact and first level of escalation for our automotive partners and internal senior leadership, providing updates and bringing management focus on important issues., Align on program vehicle and system level requirements, coordinate the review, exchange, and negotiation of them., Work closely with internal software groups to understand the design and implementation., Track and prioritize know issues and bugs, allocate fixes to upcoming SW releases, track verification, and root cause analysis.
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Coordinate with cross functional teams in South Korea, India, China, and the U. S.; Work closely with internal software groups
Communication Scope
Excellent communication and organization skills; providing updates; bringing management focus on important issues
Process & Methodology
program management concepts, task planning, agile methodologies, risk management, led complex automotive programs to series production, good time management, task prioritization
Full Job Description
Step into the future with NVIDIA, a global leader in AI computing, data science, and graphics, driving innovation in Artificial Intelligence, Deep Learning, and Autonomous Vehicles. Our team of visionaries is reshaping industries worldwide with cutting-edge technologies. Join us on an exhilarating journey as a **Senior Software Program Manager** to join our collaborative and fast-paced customer interfacing automotive software organization. In this role, you will be supporting our Korean partners closely to integrate, adapt and test our NVIDIA DRIVE Software solutions, including DRIVE OS, NDAS and Alpamayo. NVIDIA is synonymous with innovation, boasting trailblazers who are shaping the world with their forward-thinking approaches. This is your chance to be part of a vibrant community that's redefining the technological landscape. Ready to shape the future of automotive technology with NVIDIA? Apply now to be part of a team that's revolutionizing the industry and driving innovation to new heights. Your potential awaits! **What you’ll be doing:** * Lead the lifecycle of NVIDIA’s DRIVE programs with our Korean automotive partners. Align on timelines and contents for SW deliveries incl. those of NVIDIA’s DRIVE OS, NDAS and Alpamayo software stacks. * Coordinate with cross functional teams in South Korea, India, China, and the U.S. to resolve program issues and drive product launches. * Act as the first point of contact and first level of escalation for our automotive partners and internal senior leadership, providing updates and bringing management focus on important issues. * Align on program vehicle and system level requirements, coordinate the review, exchange, and negotiation of them. Work closely with internal software groups to understand the design and implementation * Track and prioritize know issues and bugs, allocate fixes to upcoming SW releases, track verification, and root cause analysis. ******What we need to see:** * General knowledge about Artificial Int
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