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Sign Up to ReadWe are now looking for a Technical Marketing Engineer (TME) for crafting compelling workflows of NVIDIA solutions. This role requires a self-motivated person that thrives in a fast-paced, highly multifaceted environment that can adapt to a variety of challenges. You will focus on customer enablement of workstation and local AI development products, work with key OEMs and internal teams to define demos of GPU enabled Enterprise Platforms and provide key technical collateral.
What you will be doing:
As an Enterprise Platform Technical Marketing Engineer, you will accelerate the adoption of NVIDIA Enterprise solutions by building the workflows, demos, and technical content that show partners and customers what GPU-accelerated platforms make possible. This is a deeply technical role for someone who can stand up an AI or agentic AI workflow end to end — and then explain it clearly to a room of engineers or at a public events. You will develop technical marketing assets including product and technology demonstrations, videos, playbooks, and targeted content that translate NVIDIA Enterprise Platform capabilities into real-world use cases across Manufacturing, AECO, and Media & Entertainment. Working closely with key OEM partners and internal teams, you will help define the demos that showcase GPU-enabled enterprise platforms, produce the technical collateral that supports them, and enable customers to develop AI locally on the systems they already trust. Does this sound like your dream job? Come show us what you've got!
What we need to see:
8+ years of expertise with Workstation and server hardware, and graphics enabled workflows
Bachelors in Computer Science, Engineering, or equivalent experience with graphics.
Excellent written and verbal interpersonal skills, including the ability to author original content (both written and presentations)
Ability to influence and work with an elite team of hardware and software engineers
Strong leadership skills and a creative and collaborative attitude
Self-motivated individual who can work through a problem from start to finish
Excellent presentation and story-telling skills to engage customers, press, and analysts
Proven ability to think creatively and innovatively, you have the ability to thrive in a high-energy, dynamic environment
Ways to stand out from the crowd:
AI and Agentic AI development experience
Knowledge of CPU and/or GPU architecture, networking and storage
Proficient in Linux, Windows, Arm architecture
Expertise in NVIDIA technologies and solutions
Experienced in creating compelling collateral, and speaking publicly about data center and AI innovations
Your base salary will be determined based on your location, experience, and the pay of employees in similar positions. The base salary range is 148,000 USD - 235,750 USD for Level 4, and 184,000 USD - 287,500 USD for Level 5.
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