Nvidia

Technical Product Manager - Enterprise Computing

US, CA, Remote Remote

Found: September 26, 2025

⚠️ This job posting is no longer active and may not be accepting applications. Browse similar live jobs below, or see all current Nvidia jobs.

This role is with the NVIDIA Enterprise Product Group, based in the US, CA, with remote options available.

Compensation:

$168,000 - $327,750/year

Responsibilities:

  • Design, build, and deploy features for AI infrastructure and guided experiences.
  • Engage with customers to define initiatives and gather feedback.
  • Author requirements documents and collaborate with engineering on product roadmaps.
  • Stay updated with technology changes and support self-directed learning.

Requirements:

  • 8+ years of experience in developing REST APIs and web-based user interfaces.
  • Strong knowledge of backend, frontend, and automation technologies.
  • BS or MS in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or equivalent.
  • Familiarity with cloud services and automation tools.

Tech stack:

Django, FastAPI, Flask, Angular, React, AWS, GCP, Azure, Ansible, Terraform.

Get jobs like this in your inbox daily

Fresh FAANG jobs, every day, filtered for your role and location.

Apple Google Amazon Meta OpenAI Microsoft Nvidia Stripe TikTok Netflix Uber Airbnb Booking Spotify Canva Pinterest
or use email

Same role, other locations

🎮 Nvidia

Senior Product Manager, cuEST and cuEquivariance

2 Locations
🛒 Amazon

Sr. Product Manager, Amazon Payments

London, GBR
🖥️ Microsoft

Principal Product Manager, Ads Retail Lead

United States, California, Mountain View + 1 more
Stanislav Prigodich

Hey, I'm Stan

Software Developer & Creator of Top Jobs Today

I'm a software developer, and over time I realized I cared mostly about roles at big tech companies - not just whatever happened to show up on LinkedIn or generic job boards. But those sources weren't enough - some roles were delayed, or never posted at all.

So I built this website to solve that. It scrapes fresh job postings directly from official company sites, figures out what kind of roles they really are, and sends them as email alerts - simple, fast, and focused.

Hope it makes your search easier too. Wishing you the best of luck - and I'm really glad you're here!