The children of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, Madison Huang and Spencer Huang, earned more than $1 million each in total compensation during the company's 2026 financial year. Their salaries have attracted attention as both siblings hold important positions at the global technology giant founded by their father.
According to Nvidia's annual proxy filing submitted in May 2026, Madison received approximately $1.232 million in total compensation, while Spencer earned around $1.320 million. The figures include their overall compensation and are not limited to their basic salaries.
Madison Huang works as a senior director of product marketing at Nvidia, where she has been associated with the company's Omniverse platform and its developments in physical artificial intelligence and robotics. Her professional journey took a different route before she entered the technology industry. She studied at the Culinary Institute of America and Le Cordon Bleu before gaining experience in the luxury goods sector with LVMH.
Her younger brother, Spencer Huang, works in Nvidia's robotics division as a director of product management. Before joining the company in 2022, Spencer explored entrepreneurship and reportedly operated a cocktail bar in Taipei. He later pursued an MBA at New York University before moving into the technology sector.
What Nvidia Said About Their Compensation
The company's regulatory filing also addressed the employment of Jensen Huang's children. Nvidia stated that neither Madison nor Spencer shares a household with their father, holds an executive officer position or reports directly to him.
The filing further clarified that their compensation was determined according to the company's standard practices for employees with comparable qualifications and responsibilities. It also stated that Jensen Huang was not involved in deciding their pay.
Both siblings are eligible for equity awards under the same general terms and conditions applicable to employees in similar positions without family connections.
The disclosure has drawn attention to the presence of Jensen Huang's family within Nvidia, particularly as the company continues to expand its artificial intelligence, robotics and data-centre businesses.
Apart from his two children, Jensen Huang's son-in-law, Nico Caprez, is also part of Nvidia's leadership team. Caprez, who is married to Madison, serves as a vice-president overseeing global AI infrastructure growth.
Founded in 1993 by Jensen Huang, Chris Malachowsky and Curtis Priem, Nvidia has grown into one of the world's most influential semiconductor companies. Its chips and computing platforms have become central to the global artificial intelligence industry.
The compensation disclosure offers a glimpse into the professional roles and earnings of the next generation of the Huang family at the company.
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