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Senior Solutions Architect, Autonomous Driving - GenAI
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Senior Solutions Architect, Autonomous Driving - GenAI is a AI Solutions Architect role (full-time). with Nvidia Corporation. in SANTA CLARA, US. Compensation shown: $184K–$288K. Imported listing (source: driver.jobnet.com.au). Apply on the employer's site (driver.jobnet.com.au).
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SANTA CLARA · US
$184K–$288K
Full-time
SENIOR
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Imported job description
Sourced from driver.jobnet.com.au
NVIDIA is seeking a Senior Solutions Architect to drive adoption of its full-stack AI technologies for autonomous driving and generative AI. You will work directly with customers to scope and develop AV perception, planning, simulation, and GenAI solutions using NVIDIA's Physical AI platforms and CUDA-X libraries. This role combines deep technical expertise with customer-facing engagement to accelerate deployment of agentic AI workflows and large-scale models.
Responsibilities
- Engage with customers to scope and develop AV perception, planning, simulation, and synthetic data generation solutions using NVIDIA's Physical AI platforms and CUDA-X libraries.
- Provide hands-on technical mentorship to partners and customers on NVIDIA's GenAI stack.
- Guide customers to develop and deploy agentic AI workflows, quantifying benefits of accelerated computing.
- Partner with Sales, Engineering, Product, and other Solution Architect teams to drive full-stack adoption.
- Lead proof-of-concept evaluations and provide feedback for product improvements.
- Build collateral such as notebooks, GitHub repos, and demos for AV and GenAI workflows.
Requirements
- Master's or Ph.D. in Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, or equivalent experience.
Nvidia Corporation
Santa Clara · US · 51530+ employees
NVIDIA Corporation is a global accelerated-computing and semiconductor company. Its GPUs helped drive PC gaming, modern computer graphics, artificial intelligence, data-center computing, robotics, autonomous systems, and visualization; the company now offers full-stack computing platforms at data-center scale.
