Marketing Manager, Open Source Foundations

NVIDIA•Santa Clara, CA

About The Position

NVIDIA is seeking a Marketing Manager to own its marketing presence and engagement across open source foundations and communities relevant to its HPC, Hyperscale, and accelerated computing platforms. PyTorch is the primary anchor of the role. Other communities include the Rust Foundation, Python Software Foundation, NumFOCUS, Scientific Python, and adjacent ecosystems such as Julia, NixOS, and the GNU toolchain. The role aims to make NVIDIA visible, credible, and actively engaged in these communities by driving content through foundation channels, representing NVIDIA on marketing committees, managing conference presence, and building relationships that earn developers’ trust. The Marketing Manager works with engineering, product, developer relations, and events teams to deliver relevant technical content and support NVIDIA’s participation in conferences and community programs. The role also uses AI agents, automated workflows, and dashboards to streamline monitoring, planning, deadline tracking, and reporting, while aligning stakeholders and tracking program outcomes.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in marketing, computer science, or a related field, or equivalent experience.
8+ years of experience in developer marketing, technical community management, or open source ecosystem programs.
Hands-on experience using AI tools, agents, and automation to reduce manual work and improve quality, speed, and transparency in a program or marketing context.
Hands-on experience engaging with open source foundations in a marketing or program capacity, participating in marketing committees, driving content programs, and managing conference presence.
Technical fluency in AI/ML, scientific computing, or a related domain, including the ability to understand community interests and assess content fit for an audience.
Proven ability to manage multiple concurrent programs, including content calendars, conference timelines, committee participation, and budget tracking across several communities.
Strong marketing instincts and ability to position NVIDIA’s contributions to resonate with open source developers without sounding like a press release.
Strong communication and relationship-building skills, with the ability to follow through and represent foundation staff, community members, and internal stakeholders well.

Nice To Haves

A portfolio of automations, agents, dashboards, or workflows personally built to improve program execution, community monitoring, content tracking, reporting, or outreach pipelines.
Direct experience with the PyTorch Foundation, NumFOCUS, Scientific Python, Python Software Foundation, or Rust Foundation at the marketing committee, working group, or conference program committee level.
Experience managing developer conference programs end-to-end, including abstract submissions, sponsorship packages, booth operations, and ancillary event coordination.
Familiarity with NVIDIA’s developer ecosystems, CUDA, PyTorch, JAX, vLLM, SGLang, or the broader accelerated computing and AI stack.
Background in an Open Source Program Office (OSPO) or foundation staff/program manager role, and experience co-presenting or publishing content at open source or scientific computing conferences such as PyTorch Conference, SciPy, PyCon, JuliaCon, or RustConf.

Responsibilities

Lead NVIDIA’s marketing engagement across open source foundations and communities, with PyTorch as the primary anchor, alongside the Rust Foundation, Python Software Foundation, NumFOCUS, and Scientific Python communities.
Work with engineering, product, and developer relations teams to drive relevant technical content into foundation channels.
Partner with the events team to support NVIDIA’s presence at PyTorch Conference, PyCon, RustConf, SciPy, and related open source events.
Represent NVIDIA on foundation marketing committees and working groups, and build relationships with foundation leaders and member companies.
Build and use AI agents, automated workflows, and dashboards to streamline community monitoring, content planning, deadline tracking, and reporting.
Align internal stakeholders and track program outcomes, including content reach, conference participation, community engagement, and budget performance.