Senior Technical Program Manager, Cloud Infrastructure

Responsibilities

• As an Infrastructure Technical Program Manager, you'll be a key partner to our external CSP/NCP partners as well as key internal teams (Software Engineering, Production Engineering/SRE, and Data Center Operations) and their leadership, driving critical programs related to infrastructure engineering, AI Cloud bring-ups,…
• Fleet Bring-Up, Automation: Coordinate the end-to-end remote bootstrapping, active bring-up, and validation of large server fleets to take clusters from physical rack-and-stack to a customer-ready state.
• Drive the adoption of automation tooling for fleet maintenance, node security, and burn-in, while establishing formalized workflows to rapidly triage and resolve day-one deployment issues.
• NVIDIA Software Integration & Capacity Operations
• Partner closely with internal NVIDIA SW teams to integrate and deploy DSX and other core software stacks within on-prem/infra provider environments.
• Lead day-to-day capacity operations with a focus on availability, maintenance, performance, resiliency and multi-tiered infrastructure workflows. This role includes the potential to scale scope by driving end-to-end capacity onboarding and operations with CSP/NCP partners as part of internal DGX Cloud (DGXC) capacity.
• Cross-Team Roadmap Interception: Work across diverse NVIDIA engineering teams to understand, map, and intercept incoming technology roadmaps against physical data center readiness timelines.
• Program Governance: Gather detailed requirements, build comprehensive roadmaps, and manage risks under the Product Lifecycle (PLC) framework for bare-metal capacity deployment. Leverage Jira and program management tools to instill structured execution across engineering and data center work.
• Metrics, Visibility & Communication: Establish clear critical metrics to quantitatively track program velocity, infrastructure availability, and overall cluster health.
• Develop robust communication strategies—including turning weekly operations reviews into highly collaborative sessions.

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