Technical Program Manager - #1131718

About Us

Applied Materials is an innovation-driven company. We are the leader in materials engineering solutions used to produce virtually every new chip and advanced display in the world. Our ability to identify emerging technologies that can complement and leverage Applied’s materials engineering expertise is critical to the company’s continued growth.

Job Description

About this role

Looking for a motivated and hands-on Technical Project/ Program Management to support the setup and ramp of our next-generation semiconductor manufacturing line. In this role, you’ll collaborate across engineering, operations, global vendors to manage schedules, drive deliverables, and define processes for a smooth technology transfer and ramp to full production. Your expertise in launching high-volume consumer electronics and working with contract manufacturers (CMs) will be critical to a successful and efficient fab ramp-up.

Responsibilities:

• Drive product manufacturing readiness across engineering, operations, and supply chain teams to support fab ramp and production.

• Partner with the Pilot team to ensure process continuity and alignment through the transfer to HVM.

• Track and manage schedules, deliverables, and risks for technology transfer and production milestones.

• Coordinate and support technical, quality and program reviews with both internal teams and external partners.

Qualifications:

• Strong understanding of manufacturing processes and supply chain dynamics.

• Experience supporting consumer product development and NPI (New Product Introduction) cycles from early prototypes through EVT/DVT/PVT and high-volume production ramp

• Familiarity with manufacturing KPIs, FA/CA tracking, and structured issue closure processes to support operational excellence

• Comfortable working across time zones, collaborating with remote teams, and supporting factory-side execution.

• Knowledge of semiconductor manufacturing processes and industry standards.

• Flexibility to travel back and forth between South East Asia and the USA (up to 15% travel)