Nvidia

Nvidia

Principal Partner Enablement Product Manager, AI Infrastructure

US, CA, Santa Clara · Principal

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About the role

  • The person in this seat represents our ODM to the DSX suite ecosystem.
  • Equally important, the person serves as the structured voice of the ODM for our in-house DSX solution and data center engineering teams.
  • These suggestions guide product and engineering teams to improve the foundational product strategy.

Responsibilities

  • Aggregate and clearly communicate partner feedback on stack usability, deployment gaps, and real-world constraints.
  • Advocate for product optimizations that reflect what partners encounter when deploying mid to senior-level roles at scale.
  • This includes significant experience working with or inside ODM partners on data center or computing infrastructure programs.
  • This Principal Partner Enablement Product Manager, AI Infrastructure owns adoption and alignment for our ODM partners delivering data center solutions to customers.
  • They will position the primary DSX composition, help partners build accurately, and keep them aligned with the DSX architecture during delivery.
  • They bring real-world partner feedback to build the foundational DSX Plan of Record.
  • The Principal Partner Enablement Product Manager, AI Infrastructure role focuses on three main missions within the partner ecosystem.
  • First, the role leads positioning and enablement by introducing and promoting the DSX platform to ODM partners.
  • This ensures successful design-in and ongoing adoption of the data center blueprint.
  • Second, it supports partners throughout delivery, keeping them aligned as ODMs complete AI Infrastructure data center programs for their customers.

Compensation

  • Your base salary will be determined based on your location, experience, and the pay of employees in similar positions.
  • The base salary range is 240,000 USD - 379,500 USD.

Equal opportunity

  • NVIDIA is committed to fostering an inclusive work environment and proud to be an equal opportunity employer.
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