Manager, SWQA Test Development

  • NVIDIA Gruppe
  • City, Belfast
  • 30/05/2026
Full time Information Technology Telecommunications Testing

Job Description

As Quality Assurance and Test Development Manager for NVIDIA's CUDA SW group, you will lead a team of engineers to develop test plans and highly efficient automated testing for GPU Cloud Computing products, ensuring accurate behavior, robustness, and performance criteria.

Key Responsibilities
  • Drive quality assurance and test development on GPU cloud computing products.
  • Identify strategies and metrics for leading initiatives to continuously improve product quality and your team's capabilities.
  • Guide your team to acquire AI skills, train on new technologies for quality assurance, and drive adoption and innovation of using AI to make the work perfect.
  • Collaborate with development, program management, marketing, and engineering teams, negotiating requirements and deriving test solutions and proposals.
  • Drive a "Zero Defect" culture by constantly striving for test plan improvement and perfection.
  • Innovate to create new tools and processes to accelerate development and improve quality.
  • Cultivate leadership in others.
Qualifications
  • BS or higher degree in CS/EE/CE or equivalent practical experience.
  • 8+ years in SW development, SW QA or testing background, and at least 6 years' experience in a managerial role with a good track record.
  • Ability to use AI to develop test cases, automation, and improve efficiency and performance.
  • Proficiency in software and/or operating systems environments.
  • Strong software development and verification process fundamentals.
  • Experience using a quality mindset to drive improvements, passionate about quality, and demonstrating high standards.
  • Organizational and interpersonal skills for driving complex issues to closure.
  • Expertise in mentoring and coaching skills.
Preferred Qualifications
  • Familiarity with NVIDIA GPU hardware, CUDA, and DGX Cloud is a strong plus.
  • Experience with Linux on compute clusters.