Software Engineering Manager, Agentic Transformation for Graphics Systems

About the role

NVIDIA is looking for an Engineering Manager in India to lead a graphics systems team through the adoption of agentic software development. You will develop a production‑ready framework where autonomous agents assist with requirements, implementation, validation, and release, while continuing to deliver the existing graphics and display roadmap.

Key responsibilities

• Design, build, and launch an end‑to‑end production model for agentic software development applied to graphics drivers and display stacks.
• Define the technical strategy and transformation roadmap, turning fast‑paced agentic capabilities into dependable production execution.
• Maintain delivery of core graphics and display features, performance, stability, and release commitments.
• Grow and mentor a high‑engagement team of engineers and technical leaders.
• Package the agentic engineering system as a reusable product for other NVIDIA teams, including orchestration, tools, validators, and operating methods.

Required profile

• 10+ years of software engineering experience with at least 3 years in engineering management or technical leadership.
• Proven ability to turn ambiguous technical opportunities into clear strategies and measurable production systems while keeping existing product roadmaps on track.
• Strong background in complex production software, including systems architecture, debugging, validation, CI/CD, and release engineering.
• High‑agency, results‑focused leadership style that fosters growth and high performance.

Required skills

• Graphics driver development technologies such as Vulkan, OpenGL ES, EGL, SurfaceFlinger, HWC, Gralloc, UMD/KMD drivers, X11, Wayland.
• Experience with NVIDIA DRIVE OS and safety‑critical automotive standards (ISO 26262, ASIL).
• Expertise in autonomous engineering systems that include planning, tool application, retrieval, memory, evaluation, and validation.
• Proficiency in CI/CD pipelines, release engineering, systems architecture, debugging, and validation.