Primary role is to perform coordination and communication across NVIDIA’s datacenter portfolio from an operations perspective regarding incidents, maintenance, and reporting/monitoring.

Develop standards and programs in support of reliability and operations initiatives, including Problem and Change Control, and define and maintain a health score for sites and environments, including testing methods to predict and isolate points of failure, assessing and advising on maintenance strategies, and providing related reporting and metrics.

Study failure data and work with machine learning and AI teams and tools to predict future failures, and facilitate reliability studies such as critical assessments, RAM models, and RCM studies. Identify and drive automation & process improvement opportunities across catalog quality workflows and reporting.

Coordinate disaster recovery tests, liaise during audits, collaborate with internal partners, and make vital progress to ensure business continuity and compliance. Perform risk assessments to ensure compliance with policies, procedures, rules & regulations, and data center standards.

Own and present end-to-end key business metrics related to incident response, including ownership and representation of internal and external tooling. Lead root cause analysis for outages and adjust documentation, workflows, and operating procedures to avoid future incidents.

Assess process improvement & transformation opportunities and partner with process owners & collaborators to scope opportunities, define problem statements and objectives, and structure projects and teams.

Work multi-functionally with other team members and groups within the organization, and develop strong, productive relationships across peer organizations that further the organization's business objectives. This will incorporate training, coaching, and mentoring Operations teams as needed to empower them to use operations tools and systems to meet daily business needs.

Other projects and duties as assigned.

Bachelor’s degree in a related field (e.g., Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Computer Engineering, Telecommunication Engineering, Computer Science, or business-related field) or equivalent experience.

5+ years of operations or environmental, health, and safety experience within data centers.

Proficient in developing and driving reliability activities (modeling predictions, life cycle testing, stress testing, etc.).

Commercial and financial awareness, with a full comprehension of the impact of failure in translation to business costs, production targets, and fulfillment of customer orders.

Highly developed numeracy, statistical, and reporting skills; ability to analyze, interpret, and apply information, data, and trends.

Enthusiastic about achieving goals and maintaining organization, capable of strategizing and meeting set objectives. Demonstrated ability to be meticulous, organized, and capable of consolidating data analyses for presentation to large-scale groups.

Proficient in the use of asset database and DCIM solutions to extract data and develop meaningful insights.

Experience in designing, deploying, or maintaining large-scale datacenter infrastructure (whether ACSMEP or networking) or the ability to create strategic infrastructure roadmaps including on-premise, hybrid, and cloud technologies.

Demonstrated knowledge and advanced proficiency working with Microsoft Office Suite software and G-Suite software.

Proven experience in reliability engineering related to electrical or mechanical cooling systems.

Certifications such as CDCMP, CMRP, CRL, CRE in Maintenance and Reliability.

Knowledge of relevant ISO standards and their implementation.

Demonstrated expertise in statistics, forecasting, and management information methods and techniques.

Strong IT systems knowledge and skills including sophisticated Office/G-Suite skills and the ability to learn new software packages.

Primary role is to perform coordination and communication across NVIDIA’s datacenter portfolio from an operations perspective regarding incidents, maintenance, and reporting/monitoring.

Develop standards and programs in support of reliability and operations initiatives, including Problem and Change Control, and define and maintain a health score for sites and environments, including testing methods to predict and isolate points of failure, assessing and advising on maintenance strategies, and providing related reporting and metrics.

Study failure data and work with machine learning and AI teams and tools to predict future failures, and facilitate reliability studies such as critical assessments, RAM models, and RCM studies. Identify and drive automation & process improvement opportunities across catalog quality workflows and reporting.

Coordinate disaster recovery tests, liaise during audits, collaborate with internal partners, and make vital progress to ensure business continuity and compliance. Perform risk assessments to ensure compliance with policies, procedures, rules & regulations, and data center standards.

Own and present end-to-end key business metrics related to incident response, including ownership and representation of internal and external tooling. Lead root cause analysis for outages and adjust documentation, workflows, and operating procedures to avoid future incidents.

Assess process improvement & transformation opportunities and partner with process owners & collaborators to scope opportunities, define problem statements and objectives, and structure projects and teams.

Work multi-functionally with other team members and groups within the organization, and develop strong, productive relationships across peer organizations that further the organization's business objectives. This will incorporate training, coaching, and mentoring Operations teams as needed to empower them to use operations tools and systems to meet daily business needs.

Other projects and duties as assigned.

Bachelor’s degree in a related field (e.g., Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Computer Engineering, Telecommunication Engineering, Computer Science, or business-related field) or equivalent experience.

5+ years of operations or environmental, health, and safety experience within data centers.

Proficient in developing and driving reliability activities (modeling predictions, life cycle testing, stress testing, etc.).

Commercial and financial awareness, with a full comprehension of the impact of failure in translation to business costs, production targets, and fulfillment of customer orders.

Highly developed numeracy, statistical, and reporting skills; ability to analyze, interpret, and apply information, data, and trends.

Enthusiastic about achieving goals and maintaining organization, capable of strategizing and meeting set objectives. Demonstrated ability to be meticulous, organized, and capable of consolidating data analyses for presentation to large-scale groups.

Proficient in the use of asset database and DCIM solutions to extract data and develop meaningful insights.

Experience in designing, deploying, or maintaining large-scale datacenter infrastructure (whether ACSMEP or networking) or the ability to create strategic infrastructure roadmaps including on-premise, hybrid, and cloud technologies.

Demonstrated knowledge and advanced proficiency working with Microsoft Office Suite software and G-Suite software.

Proven experience in reliability engineering related to electrical or mechanical cooling systems.

Certifications such as CDCMP, CMRP, CRL, CRE in Maintenance and Reliability.

Knowledge of relevant ISO standards and their implementation.

Demonstrated expertise in statistics, forecasting, and management information methods and techniques.

Strong IT systems knowledge and skills including sophisticated Office/G-Suite skills and the ability to learn new software packages.