DSX Energy Engineer

Responsibilities

• Build strong feedback loops with utilities, independent power producers, generation developers, transmission owners, RTOs and ISOs, EPC firms, equipment manufacturers, energy technology companies, NVIDIA Cloud Partners, and AI factory operators.
• Translate recurring energy-development, interconnection, reliability, commercial, and community concerns into clear written requirements for DSX product management and engineering roadmaps.
• Collaborate across NVIDIA and with partners to develop mentorship for behind-the-meter and front-of-the-meter energy strategies, including on-site generation, microgrids, battery energy storage, renewable and firm generation, utility-scale projects, transmission capacity, power purchase agreements, and wholesale energy…
• Lead technical workshops and architecture reviews to help partners evaluate generation and interconnection options against site-specific requirements, ensuring decisions are made efficiently.
• Support early-access and field-validation initiatives for DSX Energy capabilities, including power-flexible operations, demand response, grid services, energy orchestration, and coordination between compute workloads and energy availability.
• Engage utilities, regulators, consumer advocates, and host communities on energy affordability, reliability, infrastructure investment, siting, land use, water, emissions, and noise. Provide transparent information on tariffs, cost allocation, ratepayer protections, and project benefits.
• Work across DSX engineering, data center engineering, product management, solution architecture, deployment, sustainability, public policy, and developer marketing to align technical content with product capabilities and collaborator needs.
• Represent DSX Energy at customer forums, energy conferences, regulatory workshops, community discussions, and industry working groups. Bring field insights back to product teams, tracking outcomes such as time to power, interconnection duration, reliability, flexibility, and documentation clarity.
• What we need to see
• Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, Power Systems, Energy Systems, or a related technical field or equivalent experience.

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