Manager, Data Center Infrastructure Materials

NVIDIA

18h

About The Position

Join a fast-paced, high-impact team central to NVIDIA's global data center operations, where infrastructure reliability and efficiency are key. As a member of our Infrastructure Operations team, you will ensure the smooth flow of materials powering one of the top tier digital platforms worldwide. Serving as the main point of contact for materials management, you will help build how we handle positioning materials within the data center fleet. If you excel in roles where problem solving and teamwork intersect, this position offers the chance to create a measurable impact daily. You will provide guidance to our warehouse partners, aligning them to our business needs, as well as lead all aspects of site logistics teams supporting the data center environments.

Requirements

4+ years of management experience with proven ability leading materials management teams within technology facility environments (or a closely related large-scale critical infrastructure)
10+ overall years of experience in data center infrastructure or manufacturing
Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or related technical field, or equivalent experience
Proven success leading materials management team and navigating complex problems with creative solutions.
Deep experience in large-scale environments with strong controls and compliance in the field.

Responsibilities

Leading and developing existing inventory and materials management staff, ensuring consistent training, compliance to standardized processes, tools, and reporting across regions and driving continuous improvement.
Material planning to support existing infrastructure, including Grace Blackwell and Vera Rubin product lines.
Strategically position and size materials across infrastructure, including monitoring consumption, supply chain variability, material changes, and inventory accuracy.
Ensuring robust media security, chain-of-custody, for hardware movements.