About the role

AI summarised

Program Manager role at AMD within the Product Engineering Organization, responsible for leading program schedules, resolving dependencies, and coordinating cross-functional teams to deliver enterprise NPI products on time and within scope. Requires strong project management skills and technical knowledge of microprocessor development.

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Key Responsibilities

Lead and coordinate program schedules, ensuring tactical plans are executed to support product development.
Proactively identify and resolve program dependencies, issues, and risks to keep projects on track.
Oversee budget planning and management to enable successful product development execution.
Build strong relationships and facilitate effective decision-making across various teams and organizational levels.
Ensure engineering test solutions are ready on schedule to support initial silicon bring-up activities.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams for alignment, comprehensive reporting, and ongoing process improvements.
Manage the execution and delivery of engineering samples through to initial production.
Coordinate OSAT (Outsourced Semiconductor Assembly and Test) qualification, production test solution setup, capacity installation, and production control.
Oversee Product Life Cycle Management, including phase gate reviews and milestone tracking.

Requirements

Proven ability to execute complex projects and deliver results, with expertise in program management and proficiency in a range of program management tools.
Track record of successfully defining, managing, and delivering key initiatives and project schedules, while driving cross-functional collaboration.
Experience working effectively across multiple sites and within diverse, multicultural teams.
Broad technical knowledge of microprocessor product development, enabling informed decision-making and problem-solving.
Familiarity with wafer fabrication processes, engineering test methodologies, and manufacturing operations.
BS/MS Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or comparable disciplines.
PMP certification is a plus but not required.