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Agentic AI, Generative AI, and Artificial Intelligence (AI) are key markets for NVIDIA. Researchers and developers actively embrace full-stack optimizations to accelerate their workloads and research. To help them onboard Accelerated Computing, NVIDIA leads a series of tech events, including Deep Learning Institute, hackathons, and bootcamps, along with its partners. Hackathons are shorttypically week-longintensive coding sessions where experienced mentors team up with groups of researchers and data scientists to guide them in accelerating or optimizing their projects using accelerated infrastructure and enterprise-grade software, across a variety of programming models, frameworks, and tools. We are looking for a Senior Developer Advocate Engineer to own technical engagements for a rapidly growing program of NVIDIA Deep Learning Institute, Open Hackathons, and Bootcamps focused on the use of AI in a research and production environment. In this position, you will closely collaborate with developers to help adopt the NVIDIA accelerated computing stack (CPU and GPU technologies) for their work, optimize code and AI workflows, and build a growing community. You will build strategic relationships with our partners, mentor at hackathons, and help craft materials to educate attendees and prepare them for hackathons. Do you have a passion for community-based development, connecting people, and mentoring If so, we would like to speak with you right away! What youll be doing: * Stay abreast of the latest developments in Agentic AI, Generative AI, and develop proof-of-concept solutions for real-world applications. * Build and refine training materials and mentor team members solving real-world problems using NVIDIA NeMo, NVIDIA NIM, NVIDIA NemoClaw, and related stacks to create simulations, digital twins, and robotics workflows, etc. * Collaborate and provide feedback to NVIDIA product teams to help with product adoption, bugs, feature requests, and additional activities through our hackathon program. * Promote through publishing blogs and papers, facilitating presentations, and using other media that convey the impact of the work accomplished by teams at the hackathons. * Mentor developers and researchers to integrate NVIDIA technology to define architectures, compute footprints, test plans, and rollout strategies. * Strategize, identify, and assess potential sites, mentors, and key applications for NVIDIA DLI, Open Hackathons and Bootcamps program. * Write comprehensive internal feedback reports and find opportunities for improvement. What we need to see: * Master's degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or relevant field (or equivalent experience). * 12+ years of relevant enterprise experience in developing Agentic AI, Generative AI, and Artificial Intelligence (AI) solutions at scale, including synthetic data generation, evaluation, benchmarking, inference optimization, and deployment. * Fluent in using the NVIDIA accelerated computing stack for HPC and AI workloads. * Capability to think strategically, while jumping directly into day-to-day event and account management. * Ability to thrive in a highly dynamic environment and to lead change through multi-functional teamwork. * Proven ability to understand partners' goals and distill that feedback into an action plan that addresses core needs. * Excellent verbal, written, and interpersonal communication skills. Ways to stand out from the crowd: * Experience in deploying and managing data center-scale applications with AI toolchains. * Active OSS contributions in Agentic AI, Generative AI. * Experience in facilitating and instructing at group training events. .
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