Job Summary:
NVIDIA AI is seeking a Senior Program Manager to lead complex programs within NVIDIA Research. This role involves coordinating contributions across various departments to manage graduate fellowship programs, academic outreach, and the communication of research innovations.
Responsibilities:
โข Lead complex programs from planning through execution, coordinating contributions from individuals across organizations including Research, Engineering, Legal, and Finance
โข Maintain clear research reporting and execution visibility
โข Improve program governance, operating rhythms, and delivery predictability
โข Support NVIDIAโs annual Graduate Fellow and Faculty Fellow planning, evaluation, and selection
โข Track and report on research invention submissions, evaluations, and disposition
โข Assemble, edit, and publish internal Research newsletters with content from the department and executive leadership
โข Plan and orchestrate internal Research conferences and other events
Qualifications:
Required:
โข Bachelorโs degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Business, a related field, or equivalent experience
โข 8+ years of program management or related experience in a technology environment
โข Proven success leading large, cross-functional programs with multiple stakeholders and dependencies
โข Strong experience with program governance, risk management, milestone planning, and executive reporting
โข Strong communication skills
โข Thorough familiarity with modern communication tools including Microsoft Office, Slack, Confluence
Preferred:
โข Familiarity with version control systems such as Perforce, GitLab, and GitHub
โข Prior use of intellectual property management systems such as Anaqua
โข Experience with AI tools for automating information management workflows
โข Background supporting research or advanced development operations
Company:
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