NVIDIA
Senior Manager, ASIC Chip Engineering
$232K–$368K
US, CA, Santa Clara · Manager · Full-time · Posted Aug 6, 2026
- Experience
- Minimum 10 years overall in chip development, with at least 5+ years managing an SoC or key subsystem.
- Education
- BSEE or equivalent experience; MSEE / MSCE preferred.
About the job
Leads cross-functional execution of SoC development from concept through production, managing technical risks and driving successful productization.
What you'll do
- Coordinate IP design, integration, DFT, physical design, VLSI, emulation, software, and operations teams across SoC projects.
- Track project milestones and dependencies, identify technical risks, and lead mitigation and issue resolution.
- Provide technical leadership and drive analytics, automation, and workflow improvements.
What they ask for
- BSEE or equivalent experience; MSEE/MSCE preferred.
- At least 10 years of chip development experience, including 5+ years managing an SoC or key subsystem.
- Experience with graphics processing, memory, and I/O subsystems in SoC chips.
- Knowledge of the chip lifecycle from concept through production, including front-end and back-end flows, silicon bring-up, reliability, and qualification.
Nice to have
- Strong algorithm development and programming skills; understanding of client and automotive markets.
- Experience with safety standards such as ISO26262 and delivering safety hardware and software.
Pay
232,000 USD - 368,000 USD (base salary)
Tools
SoC, DFT, VLSI, RTL
AI focus
None stated for the role; NVIDIA states that it uses AI tools in recruiting processes.
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