Top Program and Project Management Jobs

Lead cross-functional teams to manage new product introduction and manufacturing operations programs. Plan scope, schedules, budgets, risk, and resource allocation; drive process improvements, coordinate pilot and volume production, present program status to senior management, and resolve operational issues across business units and suppliers.

Lead and execute cross-functional continuous improvement projects within the Reverse Value Chain and Global Services. Drive process efficiency, data analysis (Excel/Tableau), root-cause analysis, and KPI delivery for large-scale global logistics and supply chain initiatives, influencing stakeholders in a matrix environment.

Support and coordinate project and program activities to meet milestones, costs, resource plans, and product/process specifications. Document all project phases, ensure compliance with company policies (notebooks, patents, confidentiality, safety), collect materials and financial data, and study new technologies. Provide informal guidance to new team members and communicate complex information clearly. Travel ~10%.

Lead a team to design, deploy, and scale Mayan-based SmartStart automation for installation and warranty. Manage end-to-end program plans, drive test automation and standardization, track KPIs and benefits, and enable field adoption through training, documentation, and customer engagement.

Manage product change control and post-release changes, own BOM and configuration accuracy, implement component and cost-reduction roadmaps, coordinate cross-company product strategy and vendor issues, run project tracking and dashboards, and support ECO/PCN processes and monthly product reviews.

Lead the modernization of the Product Development Process (PDP), emphasizing process optimization and effective change management, while managing stakeholders and executing program strategies.

Responsible for leading project planning and implementation, managing schedules and resources, ensuring on-time and budget performance, and resolving project issues.

The Technical Project Manager leads multidisciplinary projects in semiconductor and display equipment, ensuring successful execution through collaboration, planning, and risk management. Responsibilities include project tracking, productivity improvements through automation, and managing stakeholder communications.

Serve as customer focal by coordinating cross-functional teams to translate customer requirements into internal plans, track build and revenue commitments, resolve dependencies, escalate risks, drive high-priority initiatives, prepare concise materials for reviews, and support internal systems to ensure continuity and customer satisfaction.

Lead technical program management for ramping a next-generation semiconductor manufacturing line. Coordinate engineering, operations, supply chain, and contract manufacturers to manage schedules, risks, KPIs, FA/CA tracking, and technology transfer from pilot to high-volume manufacturing, supporting reviews and factory-side execution with significant travel.