NVIDIA
Product Manager - BioNeMo Inference
$148K–$224K
US, CA, Santa Clara · Manager · Full-time · Posted Sep 4, 2026
- Experience
- 5+ years of industry experience; ideally 3+ years in software engineering or a deeply technical role and 2+ years in product management.
- Education
- Master’s degree (or equivalent experience) in Electrical, Mechanical, Materials, or other related fields.
About the job
Leads product strategy and execution for BioNeMo inference products, enabling developers and organizations to deploy, optimize, and scale biomolecular AI workloads.
What you'll do
- Define the vision, strategy, roadmap, requirements, and product metrics for BioNeMo inference products.
- Partner across engineering, research, platform, and customer teams to deliver reliable inference experiences and incorporate customer feedback.
- Drive developer experience and cross-functional launches, including APIs, SDKs, deployment resources, and enterprise-ready support.
What they ask for
- 5+ years of industry experience, ideally including 3+ years in software engineering or a deeply technical role and 2+ years in product management.
- Master’s degree (or equivalent experience) in Electrical, Mechanical, Materials, or other related fields.
- Experience defining and shipping technical products, platforms, APIs, SDKs, developer tools, or cloud services.
- Strong understanding of AI/ML inference systems and deployment tradeoffs; familiarity with containers and cloud-native infrastructure.
Nice to have
- Experience launching AI inference, model-serving, MLOps, or GPU-accelerated infrastructure products.
- Hands-on expertise with inference and orchestration platforms such as NVIDIA NIM, Triton, TensorRT-LLM, vLLM, Ray, KServe, or Kubeflow.
Pay
148,000 USD - 224,250 USD (base salary)
Tools
NVIDIA NIM, Docker, Kubernetes, Helm, CI/CD, Triton, TensorRT-LLM, vLLM
AI focus
Product management for biomolecular AI inference, including model deployment, serving, performance optimization, scaling, and developer experience.
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