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System Software Manager - Power Profiling and Infrastructure

NVIDIA· Mgmt, Sys SW
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Pune, BengaluruFull-timePosted 4w ago

About the role

System Software Manager leading the Power Profiling and Infrastructure team, responsible for power measurement, profiling infrastructure, lab operations across two sites, and cross-company collaboration to drive power targets and release readiness for NVIDIA’s power profiling initiatives.

Responsibilities

  • Lead, grow, and mentor a cross-site team of power and infrastructure engineers across Pune and Bangalore — setting individual and team roadmaps, development plans, and clear ownership across all mandates.
  • Drive the team's power profiling authority across the full product lifecycle: pre-silicon power engagement, power target qualification, regression monitoring, battery-life validation, and external software release qualification — including nightly development-branch and release-branch power and perf/watt monitoring across discrete GPU and data-center platforms.
  • Own the physical lab — run a temperature-controlled, instrumented measurement lab across two sites, covering DUT fleet management, board procurement, intake and logistics, board instrumentation and rework, DAQ and power-path integrity, rack build-out, and cross-geo capacity planning.
  • Shape measurability from pre-silicon through production — engage pre-silicon to challenge power modelling assumptions and establish measurement confidence levels; drive instrumented boards, rail maps, on-board sensors, and DAQ adapter design; specify, track, and escalate measurement prerequisites (telemetry, software build, validation, and agreed power targets with guard band policy), holding the requirement and escalating when it slips.
  • Close power gaps and own release readiness — quantify and attribute power gaps to rail, IP, feature, and residency; drive debug and optimization alongside software and hardware power owners through experiments and recovery confirmation; deliver the power verdict that feeds program go/no-go decisions, backed by qualification data on every external software drop.
  • Lead cross-company power engagement — converge measurement methodology and tooling with OEMs and software power owners; co-engineer shared battery-life targets, conduct joint root-cause analysis where measurements diverge, and maintain a common bug-and-analysis stream.
  • Own the team's infrastructure portfolio and energy compliance — drive the in-house power profiling framework, power analytics dashboard, and automated power regression farm as production-grade shared assets; deliver energy-regulation compliance evidence (idle, standby, and off-mode power) required to clear product release gates.

Qualifications

  • BS or MS in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field with 8+ years of overall industry experience.
  • 5+ years of engineering management experience, with a proven track record of delivering complex software and infrastructure at velocity across distributed teams.
  • Deep background in power systems, computer architecture, and SoC/platform power — with hands-on experience in power measurement, analysis, or power-stack debugging.
  • Experience running or closely supporting a hardware measurement lab — instrumentation, device fleet, and the logistics that keep it productive.
  • Demonstrated ability to engage across the full program lifecycle — from pre-silicon power modeling through bring-up, qualification, and post-commercialization sustaining.
  • Strong communication and interpersonal skills to operate across engineering teams, program management, partner labs, OEM customers, and executive stakeholders.
  • Commitment to measurement quality and the defensibility of data that drives product decisions.

Skills

Required:Power profilingLab managementLeadership and people management

Benefits

  • Not specified in description
Last updated Sep 25, 2026. Interested? Apply on the company site.

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