About the job
HPC and AI can reshape the Exabytes data processing/analysis, development of high energy density physics simulations, and discovery of resilient materials across various industries ranging from supercomputing, higher education, clean energy, manufacturing, semiconductors, etc. We are looking for a Senior Product Manager who will drive the development of product and capabilities that combine HPC and AI/ML techniques to accelerate the discovery and design of plasma and high energy physics including resilient materials, numerical simulations, etc.
Responsibilities
Define the product features, capabilities, value proposition, positioning, and roadmap based on market analysis and customer feedback.
Work closely with engineering to set requirements, priorities and drive integration with complementary NVIDIA software products.
Define go-to-market strategy and build assets for product launches, blogs, webinars, PR, and sales enablement.
Stay up-to-date with the latest trends and offerings to identify early-access customers and partnership opportunities.
Participate and present in workshops and conferences.
Qualifications
Minimum
Degree in Physics, Applied Math, Computer Science (Ph.D. preferred) or equivalent experience.
Experience and familiarity with applied physics and material science simulation tools, AI and scientific computing applications.
7+ years in a technical product leadership role in delivering software and libraries.
Proven record of collaborating in a matrix organization.
Entrepreneurial spirit with strong communication skills to articulate the value proposition to technical and non-technical audiences.
Preferred
Background in developing high energy, plasma physics simulation software packages, fusion materials and blanket design, or numerical and data processing/analysis for physics/material science/plasma science.
Good understanding of modern processor technologies (GPUs preferred) as applied to scientific computing.
Hands-on demeanor for problem solving and building customer friendly products.