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AMD

Designs chips for computers and AI systems

Executive Support and Technology Lead

IT Service Desk & End User SupportPosted on Nov 10
Full-timeAustin, TX, USANo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • Demonstrated experience in executive technology support, enterprise end-user computing, onsite support, workplace technology, or a related high-touch technical service.
  • Ability to personally troubleshoot and resolve complex endpoint, identity, network, mobile, collaboration, conferencing, and workplace-technology issues.
  • Experience building or scaling a technical service or program, including governance, roadmaps, service levels, coverage models, metrics, and continuous improvement.
  • Strong technical program-management experience coordinating complex work across engineering, operations, security, vendors, and business stakeholders.
  • Experience interacting with C-level executives and executive assistants with professionalism, discretion, sound judgment, and clear communication.
  • Strong executive writing and presentation skills, including the ability to translate technical details into concise decisions, risks, and recommendations.
  • Experience managing incidents, requests, changes, knowledge, and service reporting through an enterprise service-management platform such as ServiceNow.
  • Experience with Microsoft 365, Microsoft Teams, Windows, macOS, mobile platforms, endpoint management, identity and access, collaboration services, and modern meeting-room technologies.
  • Experience applying AI, automation, data analysis, and dashboarding to reduce operational effort and improve service visibility.
  • Ability to independently prioritize and coordinate work in changing, high-priority situations and achieve outcomes through collaboration and influence rather than direct authority.
  • Demonstrated experience delivering technical programs, managing dependencies and risks, and maintaining accountability across multiple teams.
  • Ability to provide onsite support in Austin and travel to other executive locations when business needs require.
  • A bachelor's or master's degree in computer science or a related field, or an equivalent combination of education and relevant professional experience.

Responsibilities

  • Provide hands-on, high-touch technical support for senior executives and the Office of the CEO across endpoints, mobile devices, collaboration tools, meeting spaces, executive events, and related workplace technologies.
  • Coordinate complex executive incidents, bringing together service desk, onsite support, engineering, security, network, application, audiovisual, and vendor teams as required.
  • Troubleshoot and resolve technical issues directly when possible and remain technically engaged throughout resolution.
  • Create a clear intake and engagement path, channeling requests from multiple existing entry points into one coordinated support process.
  • Provide concise executive-facing updates through one owner, one format, and one agreed message from intake through resolution.
  • Ensure complete follow-through for every engagement, including coordinated handoffs when self-service, AI, or another support team cannot complete the request.
  • Support executive travel, high-visibility meetings, leadership events, and critical technology changes requiring proactive readiness or onsite coordination.
  • Partner with executive assistants to provide technology guidance, readiness support, and clear communication about upcoming changes.
  • Coordinate with IT partner teams, including information security, collaboration, identity and access management, and other technical functions, to support deployment of programs and initiatives to executive customers.
  • Build and own the Executive Support operating model, including service tiers, eligibility, intake, coverage, escalation, communications, and resolution standards.
  • Define differentiated service experiences for the Office of the CEO and AMD Executive Team, including measurable response, coordination, communication, and resolution expectations.
  • Establish a resilient coverage model with primary, backup, and regional support relationships, explicit handoffs, and coordinated support across global regions and time zones.
  • Coordinate existing executive-support resources and regional technical leads, establishing accountability through influence and operating discipline rather than direct people management.
  • Create and maintain program roadmaps, implementation plans, milestones, dependencies, risks, decisions, and action registers.
  • Establish governance and review cadences with business and technology stakeholders; identify trade-offs, address blockers, and maintain visibility into commitments.
  • Define program success measures and dashboards covering service health, response and resolution performance, executive experience, incident trends, readiness, coverage, and continuous-improvement actions.
  • Use the system of record for incidents, requests, changes, knowledge, and reporting; document executive support work while maintaining appropriate discretion and confidentiality.
  • Identify recurring issues and service gaps, then coordinate corrective actions, knowledge capture, process improvement, and preventive controls.
  • Evaluate emerging technologies, including AI tools, and develop executive-facing training and guidance to support effective adoption.
  • Engage early in executive-facing technology releases, pilots, digital workers, AI capabilities, endpoint changes, and collaboration-service deployments.
  • Coordinate technical, security, support-readiness, communication, and user-experience reviews before introducing new technology to executives.
  • Translate technical changes into clear executive and executive-assistant communications, coaching, readiness plans, and support procedures.
  • Use AI and automation to improve knowledge retrieval, request routing, issue detection, communications, dashboarding, and workflow efficiency while maintaining personalized human support where appropriate.
  • Partner with subject matter experts and engineering teams to evaluate new technologies, define support requirements, and create a repeatable path from pilot through operational support.
  • Evaluate opportunities to use AMD technologies where appropriate while balancing executive productivity, security, manageability, user experience, and business risk.
  • Establish working relationships with executives, executive assistants, IT leadership, service owners, engineering teams, security, corporate communications, facilities, events, and regional support organizations.
  • Communicate program status, risks, decisions, service performance, and recommendations to senior leadership in a concise, outcome-focused format.
  • Lead incident reviews and program retrospectives; convert lessons learned into standards, knowledge, controls, and roadmap priorities.
  • Manage external technology partners and suppliers when their services affect executive support, readiness, or delivery outcomes.
  • Promote knowledge sharing, accountability, technical excellence, discretion, and consistent service delivery across the extended support network.

About the Company

AMD

Designs chips for computers and AI systems

AMD designs processors, graphics chips and AI accelerators for computer makers, cloud operators and businesses that build electronic devices. Its Ryzen processors power personal computers, while EPYC processors handle work in data centers and Radeon chips render graphics. Instinct accelerators run AI models, paired with software that developers use to train models and put them into production. AMD sells chips and related computing systems through equipment makers, distributors and retail channels, and contracts with outside foundries to fabricate its semiconductor designs. It was founded in 1969 and has its headquarters in Santa Clara, California.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Santa Clara, CA
Founded
1969

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