# Senior Product Manager - NVIDIA Sentry and DOCA Security

At NVIDIA, you’ll join a diverse, motivated community united by curiosity, creativity, and a shared mission to change the world. Our DOCA Product Group leads software strategy for ConnectX and BlueField, which are cornerstones of NVIDIA’s data center and AI strategy. Together, we’re building the networking and security backbone of tomorrow’s intelligent systems. NVIDIA Sentry is a security framework developed on DOCA and operates on BlueField DPUs. It forms a key element of the NVIDIA OpenShell reference architecture for secure AI agents. The system enforces zero-trust controls out-of-band, separated from the host. This ensures visibility and control remain intact even if an agent breaks out of its sandbox. In this role, you’ll help build how AI agents and AI factories are secured at runtime. As agents gain autonomy, take actions, and call tools across the AI factory, security can no longer live only inside the software it protects. You’ll guide the product definition of NVIDIA Sentry and DOCA security features, including confidential computing. You’ll engage with multiple teams across NVIDIA, create collaborative value offerings with prominent security partners, and encourage tech

- **Id**: 4324826
- **Url**: <https://alion.io/job/nvidia-senior-product-manager-nvidia-sentry-and-doca-security>
- **Role**: Product
- **Role family**: Product
- **Seniority**: senior
- **Employment type**: full_time
- **Work mode**: on_site
- **Hiring geo confidence**: structured
- **Locations**: Santa Clara, United States
- **Countries**: US
- **Hiring countries total**: 0
- **Experience years min**: 12
- **Visa sponsorship**: no
- **Relocation package**: no
- **Has equity**: no
- **Status**: live
- **First seen at**: 2026-11-14T23:42:24Z
- **Employer posted date**: 2026-11-14
- **Last verified at**: 2026-11-15T19:11:36Z
- **Board verified**: yes
- **Days open**: 0
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- **Description chars**: 5608
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- **Benefits**: Equity
- **Relocation offered**: no
- **Industries**: Network Security, Servers & Data Center Hardware, Computer Components, AI Chips & Accelerators

## Company

- **Id**: 6
- **Name**: NVIDIA
- **Domain**: nvidia.com
- **Url**: <https://alion.io/company/nvidia>
- **Size band**: 5000+
- **Is staffing agency**: no
- **Employer type**: direct
- **Is intermediary**: no
- **Ats vendor**: Workday

### Truth index

- **Grade**: B
- **Score**: 82
- **Open postings**: 742
- **Ghost share**: 0.023
- **Stale share**: 0.616
- **Repost share**: 0.053
- **Time to fill p50 days**: 43
- **Computed at**: 2026-11-15T07:52:55Z

## Salary

- **Min**: 208000
- **Max**: 327750
- **Currency**: USD
- **Period**: year
- **Usd annual**: 327750

## Technologies

- **AI Agents** — Optional: no
- **Defense in Depth** — Optional: no
- **Kubernetes** — Optional: no
- **Linux** — Optional: no
- **LLM Guardrails** — Optional: no
- **Model Context Protocol** — Optional: no
- **Sentry** — Optional: no
- **SIEM** — Optional: no
- **Zero Trust** — Optional: no

## Trust

- **Level**: ok
- **Days open**: 0

## Requirements

- **Experience years min**: 12
- **Manages managers**: no
- **Security clearance**: no

### Education

- **Level**: phd
- **Optional**: no

## Lifecycle

- Event: open; At: 2026-11-14T23:42:24Z

## Visa

- Country: US; Licensed sponsor: yes; Adverts offering sponsorship 24m: 0; Sanctioned now: no; Evidence: H-1B filings in 12 months: 2,856 · green card filings: 799; Filings 12m: 2856

## Liveness

- **Score**: 60
- **Band**: ok
- **Label**: Likely open
- **P open**: 1
- **P active**: 0.602
- **P room**: 1
- **Age days**: 0
- **Expected fill days**: 43
- **Reasons**: conf:2, stale_co, win:early, comp:brand
- **Computed at**: 2026-11-15T07:52:55Z

## Pay

- **Stated usd annual**: 327750
- **Is top pay**: yes

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