Full-Time
Software-defined multicloud platform for datacenters
CA$151k - CA$227k/yr
Vancouver, BC, Canada
Hybrid
Three days on-site per week required.
Master's
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Nutanix provides a software-defined cloud platform that runs applications and manages data across private data centers, public clouds, and edge locations. The Nutanix Cloud Platform combines compute, storage, networking, and virtualization into a single software-defined system, with Acropolis for storage, AHV as its built-in hypervisor, and Prism for unified management. It is hardware-agnostic, supports VMware vSphere, Microsoft Hyper-V, and Kubernetes, and enables workloads to move across hybrid multicloud environments with integrations to AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. Its goal is to simplify datacenter infrastructure and enable seamless application deployment and data management across private, public, and edge locations.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Seattle, Washington
Founded
2009
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Competitive compensation and equity
Robust medical, dental, and vision coverage
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Wellness perks and flexible time off to recharge
Leonel Oliveira assumes LATAM South position at Nutanix. September 3, 2026 Leonel Oliveira has been appointed Director of Field Sales for LATAM South at Nutanix. With this change, the executive retains his position as director responsible for Brazil and will also be responsible for managing the sub-region formerly known as SOLA. The new structure brings together Brazil and the other markets that make up the so-called LATAM South under Oliveira's leadership. Until then, Brazil and SOLA had separate management structures. While Brazil had a director, SOLA's operation reported directly to Nutanix's vice president for Latin America and did not have its own director. Therefore, the change represents an expansion of Oliveira's scope of work, not the replacement of another executive. He will now combine responsibility for the Brazilian operation with the commercial management of the LATAM South sub-region. The announcement was made by the executive himself on LinkedIn. He described the position as a new stage in his career at Nutanix and highlighted the contribution of the teams, clients, and partners to the results achieved so far. In his new role, Oliveira's responsibilities will include leading Field Sales and developing Nutanix's commercial strategy in the markets under his management, expanding its regional reach with clients and partners.
Nutanix supports general availability of Azure Virtual Desktop Hybrid on Nutanix AHV. Nutanix | Published 3 Sept 2026 COMPANY NEWS: Nutanix, a hybrid cloud leader and AI platform company, has announced support for the general availability of Microsoft Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) Hybrid with Nutanix AHV, giving organisations greater choice over where their virtual desktops and data run. This will enable organisations to run Azure Virtual Desktop session hosts on-premises while continuing to use Microsoft's cloud-based control plane for identity, access and session brokering. Nutanix has been involved in the Azure Virtual Desktop Hybrid initiative from the outset as a launch ecosystem partner, helping bring Azure Virtual Desktop Hybrid support to the Nutanix AHV hypervisor. This hybrid deployment model is designed for organisations that want to modernise desktop delivery while retaining greater control over their infrastructure and data. It is particularly relevant across regulated industries where data residency, digital sovereignty, security, latency, performance and infrastructure economics can influence where workloads need to run. With Azure Virtual Desktop Hybrid on Nutanix, the Azure Virtual Desktop control plane remains in Azure while session hosts run on Nutanix AHV in the customer's data centre. Azure Arc connects those session hosts into the Azure environment, helping preserve the Azure-based identity, policy and management experience. Users can authenticate through Microsoft Entra ID, while organisations retain control over areas such as VM capacity, lifecycle management, networking, storage, disaster recovery and automation on AHV. Organisations can also choose how they want to operate the environment. Teams with established scripting and automation skills can use Nutanix APIs and tools to manage Azure Virtual Desktop Hybrid directly, while organisations looking to reduce operational effort can use Nerdio Manager to automate and centralise tasks such as VM provisioning, lifecycle management, power management, image and patch updates, policy management and autoscaling. Key capabilities include: * Running Azure Virtual Desktop session hosts on premises on Nutanix AHV while retaining Microsoft's Azure-based Azure Virtual Desktop control plane. * Supporting data residency and digital sovereignty objectives by keeping desktops and data within customer-controlled environments. * Using Azure Arc and Microsoft Entra ID to maintain a consistent identity, policy and management experience across the hybrid environment. * Supporting Windows Server multi-session and Windows 11 Enterprise single-session, with Windows 11 multi-session remaining exclusive to Azure and Azure Local. * Giving IT teams a choice between API-driven management and automated orchestration with Nerdio Manager. * Helping organisations balance cloud innovation with existing infrastructure investments, operational control, performance requirements and cost considerations. "Customer choice and flexibility are at the core of Azure Virtual Desktop Hybrid. Nutanix's support helps organisations extend the benefits of Azure Virtual Desktop to environments that align with their operational and business requirements, enabling a smoother path to modernisation while preserving existing investments," said Bhavya Chopra, Partner Director, Product Management, Microsoft. "The value for customers is straightforward. They no longer have to choose between using Azure Virtual Desktop and maintaining control over where their desktops run. If compliance, data sovereignty, latency or cost means those workloads need to stay on premises, they can run them on Nutanix AHV while still using Microsoft's Azure Virtual Desktop services. It gives IT teams a more practical way to modernise without forcing every workload into the same model," said Tarkan Maner, President at Nutanix. For additional details, visit www.nutanix.com/microsoft to learn more about the Nutanix and Microsoft partnership.
Continent 8 Technologies extends partnership with Nutanix to accelerate cloud innovation for global iGaming industry. 1st September 2026 Expanded collaboration enables Continent 8 to bring new multitenant cloud and AI-ready capabilities to customers worldwide. Continent 8 Technologies, a leading provider of cutting-edge managed technology solutions designed for the global iGaming and online sports betting industry, today announced the extension of its partnership with Nutanix, a hybrid cloud leader and AI innovator. The expanded partnership builds on a collaboration between the two companies and reflects a commitment to delivering enterprise-grade cloud solutions for highly regulated industries. Going beyond a traditional vendor relationship, Continent 8 and Nutanix work closely together to develop and refine cloud technologies that address the performance, security and compliance requirements of regulated operators worldwide. A key example of this collaboration is Continent 8's selection as an early access partner to help shape Nutanix Service Provider Central (SP Central), its new multitenant cloud platform, first announced in April 2026. Continent 8 will be among one of the first service providers worldwide to deploy a service leveraging SP Central commercially, combining Nutanix's multitenant capabilities with Continent 8's proven operational governance model. This approach is designed to maintain strict control and oversight across individual customer environments, a critical requirement for iGaming operators operating under complex regulatory frameworks. The partnership extension also supports Continent 8's continued investment in cloud expertise, engineering excellence and customer success. Through its global team of certified cloud specialists and AI-enabled Global Capability Centers (in India, Philippines and Bulgaria), Continent 8 supports large-scale cloud migrations and infrastructure modernization programs, helping customers simplify operations, optimize costs, reduce complexity and navigate evolving regulatory requirements. Mike Small, Chief Executive Officer at Continent 8 Technologies, said: "Today's announcement reflects the strength of our relationship with Nutanix and our shared vision for the future of enterprise-grade cloud infrastructure and services." "Together, we have built a partnership founded on innovation, trust and a deep understanding of the challenges faced by highly regulated industries. Extending our partnership reinforces our commitment to helping iGaming customers modernize with confidence, simplify operations, optimize costs and prepare for the next generation of digital services, cloud-native applications and AI-driven innovation." Edward O'Connor, Chief Technology Officer at Continent 8 Technologies, added: "Our relationship with Nutanix is much deeper than a traditional vendor relationship. For several years, our engineering and product teams have worked side-by-side to help shape solutions that address real-world service provider and customer requirements." "Through this collaboration, Continent 8 is delivering cloud services that combine enterprise-grade security, operational simplicity and the flexibility customers need to scale globally, accelerate innovation and respond to evolving business demands. Being one of the Nutanix Elevate Service Provider partners worldwide to deploy the new multitenant solution demonstrates the strength of our partnership and our commitment to bringing innovative cloud capabilities to customers first." "We are excited to collaborate with Continent 8 to bring enterprise cloud services powered by Nutanix to highly regulated industries. Our collaboration with Continent 8 is a prime example of how we are empowering service providers to build and scale cloud services. By leveraging the Nutanix Cloud Platform and SP Central and their multitenant capabilities, Continent 8 is equipped to deliver the operational simplicity, security, and performance that their customers demand and need," commented Sachin Chheda, Vice President, Business Development and Strategic Partnerships at Nutanix. The partnership has already delivered measurable results for customers across the global iGaming and online sports betting sector. Organizations such as Sportingtech have benefited from Continent 8's cloud modernisation capabilities, where Continent 8 led a VMware-to-Nutanix migration that avoided a significant projected rise in virtualization costs while preserving the security, performance, and compliance posture required in regulated markets.
Nutanix Cloud Platform updates expand capabilities for production agentic AI. Key takeaways. * Nutanix Enterprise AI 2.8 is generally available with MCP governance and expanded private inference capabilities. * NKP 2.19 is coming soon with bare-metal management and an AI application catalog. * SP Central is now generally available for multitenant service-provider operations. Nutanix has expanded its Nutanix Cloud Platform around production agentic AI, releasing Nutanix Enterprise AI 2.8 while preparing Nutanix Kubernetes Platform 2.19 for general availability. The updates are intended to let organizations run AI alongside existing virtualized and containerized applications while applying common management and governance. The company announced the platform enhancements Aug. 26. NAI 2.8 is generally available now, while NKP 2.19 is described only as "available soon." Nutanix also announced general availability of Service Provider Central, or SP Central, a multitenant control plane for infrastructure, application, cloud-native, and AI services. The broader architecture treats virtual machines and containers as first-class infrastructure, with Nutanix describing the approach as "dual-native." Nutanix said the objective is to let AI workloads run near existing applications and data without requiring organizations to move those workloads into a single deployment model. "Enterprise AI should not require customers to rebuild the systems that already run their business," Thomas Cornely, executive vice president of product management at Nutanix, said in the announcement. NAI 2.8 adds MCP governance. For developers working with agentic systems, one of the main additions in Nutanix Enterprise AI 2.8 is generally available MCP server management in Nutanix Agent Gateway. Agent Gateway serves as a centralized connection point between AI agents and MCP servers, including servers deployed locally within a Nutanix Enterprise AI environment or remotely. Administrators can assign tool permissions to specific users or API keys, while locally deployed MCP servers support rolling updates. NAI 2.8 also extends Nutanix Private Inference. Nutanix lists fine-tuning for models with fewer than 8 billion parameters and support for deploying NVIDIA NIM microservices in air-gapped environments. Multi-node and multi-GPU inference, which is intended to support models with more than 100 billion parameters, is in tech preview. KV cache offloading from GPU memory to CPU host memory is also in tech preview. Nutanix specifically warns that tech preview features should not be used in production environments. The MCP governance work follows Nutanix's Aug. 10 release of its open source MCP server for NCP. That software uses the Nutanix Prism v4 API to let AI agents and developer tools interact with the platform. Nutanix identified GitHub Copilot, Claude Code, and Cursor as examples of AI assistants that can use the server. The Prism v4 API Gateway handles execution, governance, and security controls, including role-based access, throttling, metering, and auditing. The combination gives Nutanix two MCP-related components with different roles: The NCP MCP server exposes Nutanix infrastructure operations to compatible AI tools, while Agent Gateway provides centralized governance for agent access to MCP servers and the tools and data behind them. NKP 2.19 targets AI and bare-metal Kubernetes. NKP 2.19, which Nutanix said will be available soon, is expected to expand container management across virtualized and bare-metal environments. The planned release includes NKP Metal, NKP running on the AHV hypervisor, and an AI Applications Catalog for deploying validated AI and machine learning software. Nutanix named Kubeflow, Milvus, and Slurm among the software available through that catalog. NKP Metal is intended to extend the Nutanix operating model directly to physical servers. Nutanix previously said the technology uses Nutanix Foundation and Lifecycle Manager capabilities to automate node deployment and operating system and firmware lifecycle management. NKP on AHV, meanwhile, can be combined with Nutanix Flow for network-level isolation of AI agents. Nutanix also said NKP has received CNCF Kubernetes AI Conformant Platform certification. David Ramel is an editor and writer at Converge 360.
Nutanix showcases "One Platform, One Experience" at LEAP Saudi Arabia 2026, highlighting AI, hybrid multicloud and cloud-native innovation. 1 / 1 Nutanix - LEAP 2026 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia (LEAP 2026), 29th August, 2026 - Nutanix (NASDAQ: NTNX), a leader in hybrid multicloud computing, today announced its participation at LEAP Saudi Arabia 2026, where the company will showcase how organizations can simplify digital transformation through a unified cloud platform under the theme "One Platform, One Experience". Visitors can experience Nutanix at Hall 2, Stand H2 030, where the company will demonstrate how a single, consistent platform enables organizations to modernize infrastructure, applications and AI across private, public and edge environments. As enterprises continue their transition from today's virtualized, multicloud environments toward a cloud-native and AI-driven future, Nutanix is helping customers navigate every stage of that journey. The company's unified cloud platform delivers a seamless operational experience regardless of where applications and workloads run, enabling organizations to modernize infrastructure, adopt cloud-native applications, and accelerate enterprise AI initiatives without increasing operational complexity. The Nutanix booth has been designed to guide visitors based on where they are in their digital transformation journey, with dedicated demonstrations and tailored messaging covering infrastructure modernization, application modernization, Kubernetes, hybrid multicloud, enterprise AI and cloud operations. Recognizing that successful IT transformation requires a strong ecosystem, Nutanix will be joined by leading technology partners, strategic hyperscalers, OEMs, managed service providers and channel partners that together deliver complete end-to-end solutions for customers. LEAP 2026 will also serve as a platform for Nutanix to showcase several strategic announcements that reinforce its commitment to helping organizations build modern, AI-ready cloud environments. These include the availability of NC2 Clusters on a leading hyperscaler in the Saudi Arabia region, new infrastructure capabilities designed to accelerate Agentic AI deployments, an expanded strategic alliance with NetApp to deliver an integrated modern cloud platform, the introduction of NKP Metal to extend Kubernetes directly onto bare-metal infrastructure for demanding AI and edge workloads, and new capabilities that extend Nutanix Agentic AI to help neocloud providers deliver higher-value AI services through enhanced multitenancy and AI management. A major focus at this year's event will be the Nutanix Kubernetes Platform (NKP), reflecting the growing enterprise shift toward containerized applications and AI workloads. Built as a CNCF-compliant, vendor-agnostic platform, NKP enables organizations to deploy and manage cloud-native applications while avoiding vendor lock-in, helping customers accelerate AI innovation and achieve greater operational flexibility as Saudi Arabia advances its digital sovereignty ambitions. Alongside NKP, Nutanix will demonstrate its flagship Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure platform for hyperconverged infrastructure, hybrid multicloud capabilities through NC2, enterprise end-user computing in collaboration with Citrix, enterprise AI solutions powered alongside NVIDIA technologies, dedicated solutions for Saudi public sector organizations, and purpose-built managed service provider offerings designed to simplify technology adoption and operations. LEAP remains a strategic platform for Nutanix to strengthen its long-term commitment to Saudi Arabia and support the Kingdom's Vision 2030 digital transformation ambitions. Mohammad Abulhouf, VP & GM, Middle East and Africa, will represent Nutanix during LEAP with a presentation on the Cloud & SaaS Orbital Stage titled "Enterprise Cloud Index 2026," where he will share insights into global CIO priorities surrounding AI, application modernization and hybrid cloud strategies. Saudi Arabia continues to lead the region's digital transformation with accelerating AI adoption, increased investment in sovereign AI capabilities, growing hybrid multicloud adoption and continued investment in technology innovation through Vision 2030. Nutanix believes these market dynamics will continue to drive demand for AI-ready infrastructure, unified hybrid cloud platforms and strategic technology partnerships that enable organizations to innovate faster while maintaining security, flexibility and operational simplicity. "Nutanix is here to support the past, present and future digital transformation needs of our customers," said Nada Khan, Regional Marketing Director, MEA, Nutanix. "We aim to provide a single platform for all apps, data, and workloads with a consistent, simple and secure experience anywhere. Saudi Arabia is at the forefront of AI and Cloud Native initiatives, and we are proud to be supporting the Kingdom's vision to lead the world in technology innovation." Throughout LEAP 2026, Nutanix will engage with customers, partners and technology leaders to demonstrate how its open, flexible platform enables organizations to run Kubernetes, AI applications and enterprise workloads consistently across on-premises, public cloud and edge environments, while reinforcing the strength of its expanding partner ecosystem and continued investment in Saudi Arabia's rapidly evolving digital economy.