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HP Inc.

Makes computers and printers for work and home

Engineer Strategy Program Manager - Commercial Personal Systems

Corporate StrategyConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeTaipei City, TaiwanNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A four-year or graduate degree in Business Administration, Statistics, MIS, or another related discipline, or commensurate work experience or demonstrated competence.
  • Typically, 7–10 years of relevant experience in engineering strategy, R&D planning, business operations, product strategy, management consulting, finance, program management, technical operations, or a comparable analytical leadership role.
  • Experience supporting decisions in a complex technology, engineering, hardware, software, semiconductor, platform, manufacturing, or product-development environment.
  • Expert-level ability to structure ambiguous problems, formulate hypotheses, analyze evidence, identify root causes, and develop actionable recommendations.
  • Strong experience with financial and operational analysis, including budget planning, investment prioritization, resource allocation, scenario modeling, cost-benefit analysis, and business-case development.
  • Capability in workforce and capacity planning, including headcount forecasting, skills analysis, location or site strategy, hiring plans, build-buy-partner decisions, and demand-versus-capacity modeling.
  • Advanced proficiency in Excel and presentation development, including complex models, scenario analysis, executive dashboards, data visualization, and concise leadership narratives.
  • Experience using data-analysis and business-intelligence tools such as Power BI, Tableau, SQL, Python, or equivalent platforms, and ability to assess data quality and establish reliable metrics.
  • Ability to communicate complex analyses clearly to executive audiences and tailor messages for technical, financial, and business stakeholders.
  • Ability to lead cross-functional workstreams, align stakeholders with competing priorities, and drive decisions in a global and matrixed organization.
  • Professional fluency in English, including writing executive pre-reads, decision memos, operating-review materials, and business cases.
  • Expert knowledge of engineering strategy, R&D planning, portfolio management, and resource-allocation methodologies.
  • Understanding of technology-product development environments, including hardware, software, platform, firmware/BIOS, system architecture, and global engineering execution.
  • Capability in business analysis, strategic problem solving, hypothesis-driven analysis, and translating ambiguous questions into structured decision frameworks.
  • Expertise in financial planning and investment analysis, including OPEX, CAPEX, NRE, budget development, cost modeling, return-on-investment analysis, and scenario planning.
  • Knowledge of workforce planning, engineering-capacity modeling, skills forecasting, headcount planning, site strategy, hiring plans, contingent workforce strategy, and demand-versus-capacity analysis.
  • Analytical and modeling skills using Excel, including complex formulas, pivots, Power Query, financial models, sensitivity analyses, forecasting models, and executive dashboards.
  • Proficiency in business-intelligence and data-analysis tools such as Power BI, Tableau, SQL, Python, or equivalent platforms for data preparation, visualization, automation, and insight generation.
  • Ability to establish data definitions, validate source-data quality, reconcile conflicting datasets, and create trusted management metrics.
  • Knowledge of portfolio prioritization frameworks, including strategic alignment, customer or business impact, technical feasibility, cost, risk, resource demand, and time-to-value.
  • Understanding of engineering productivity, development-cycle performance, operational metrics, delivery health, and mechanisms for identifying execution bottlenecks.
  • Working knowledge of AI transformation, generative AI, agentic AI, RAG, knowledge-management systems, AI governance, and AI-enabled engineering productivity workflows.
  • Ability to define AI use cases, build value hypotheses, establish baselines, measure adoption, evaluate realized benefits, and identify change-management needs.
  • Experience developing executive-ready business cases, including strategic rationale, alternatives, financial impact, risk assessment, decision requests, implementation roadmaps, and success measures.
  • Ability to communicate effectively with technical engineers, senior engineering leaders, finance partners, product managers, HR, program-management teams, procurement, and external development partners.
  • Stakeholder-management and influence skills to build alignment across global, cross-functional, and matrixed organizations.
  • Knowledge of organization-design principles, operating-model development, governance structures, decision rights, performance management, and process-improvement methods.
  • Ability to lead cross-functional analytical workstreams, manage dependencies, resolve ambiguity, and drive closure on high-stakes strategic decisions.
  • Ability to identify emerging business, technology, workforce, and execution risks, assess their likely impact, and recommend practical mitigation actions.
  • Ownership, discretion with sensitive information, attention to detail, and commitment to continuous improvement.

Responsibilities

  • Lead end-to-end strategic analyses for engineering investments, product portfolios, resource allocation, operating expenses, capital expenditures, NRE, and productivity initiatives.
  • Develop fact-based recommendations for executive decisions, including options, trade-offs, risks, financial implications, capacity impacts, and implementation considerations.
  • Build and maintain planning models for headcount, skills, workforce mix, site strategy, engineering capacity, demand forecasts, hiring plans, contractor utilization, and budget scenarios.
  • Partner with R&D, product, finance, and program leaders to establish planning assumptions, align priorities, identify gaps, and recommend actions to improve delivery confidence.
  • Translate ambiguous business questions into structured problem statements, analytical approaches, decision frameworks, and executive-ready outputs.
  • Design dashboards, scorecards, and management-review materials providing visibility into portfolio health, resource deployment, budget performance, engineering productivity, and strategic-program outcomes.
  • Lead analyses related to AI-enabled engineering transformation, including use-case prioritization, adoption measurement, productivity baselines, value realization, training needs, governance, and change-management implications.
  • Develop business cases and investment proposals for major initiatives, including benefits hypotheses, cost estimates, sensitivity analyses, risk assessments, milestone plans, and success metrics.
  • Define and improve planning processes, analytical standards, data definitions, governance mechanisms, and reporting rhythms across globally distributed engineering organizations.
  • Influence senior stakeholders through concise executive storytelling, clear data visualization, and practical recommendations that balance strategic ambition with implementation realities.
  • Mentor analysts and senior analysts in structured problem solving, financial and operational modeling, executive communication, data quality, and stakeholder management.
  • Serve as a recognized subject-matter expert in one or more areas such as R&D planning, engineering economics, AI transformation, workforce strategy, portfolio management, operating-model design, or data-driven executive decision support.

Desired Qualifications

  • Preferred certifications include PMI PMP, ACP, and BPA.

About the Company

HP Inc.

Makes computers and printers for work and home

HP designs personal computers, printers and related supplies for households, businesses and public institutions, with products for everyday work and professional computing. Its Z workstations support demanding technical tasks, while its commercial printing systems serve offices, print shops and industrial manufacturers. It sells devices and replacement supplies directly and through partners, and earns service revenue from software, support and managed computer and printer fleets. Founded as a partnership in 1939, the company is headquartered in Palo Alto, California, and retained the PC and printing businesses after separating Hewlett Packard Enterprise in 2015.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Palo Alto, CA
Founded
1939

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