Senior technology leader responsible for FP&A systems and engineering applications, driving large-scale global standardization and transformation. Oversees lab operations, program management, stakeholder alignment, and communication; brings semiconductor workflow and lab automation expertise.
Must-haves
- Bachelor’s or Master’s in Engineering, Technology, or related field. 15+ years in IT or technology leadership, including 5+ years in engineering applications or lab operations. Proven success leading large-scale standardization or transformation across global teams. Exceptional program management, stakeholder alignment, and communication skills.
Less Common Requirements
- Familiarity with semiconductor workflows/tools (EDA, verification, silicon validation). Strong understanding of lab functions (validation, bring-up, debug, test, failure analysis). Experience with remote engineering workflows or lab automation. Certifications: PMP, ITIL, Six Sigma (a plus).
Required Skills
- 15+ years in IT or technology leadership, including 5+ years in engineering applications or lab operations. Proven success leading large-scale standardization or transformation across global teams.
Preferred or Nice-to-have Skills
- Strong understanding of lab functions (validation, bring-up, debug, test, failure analysis). Experience with remote engineering workflows or lab automation. Certifications: PMP, ITIL, Six Sigma (a plus).
California Pay Range
$230,000—$280,000 USD
Phizenix Livermore, California, USA Office
101 E. Vineyard Ave, Suite #119–115, Livermore, CA , United States, 94550
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