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Renesas Electronics

Automotive-focused MCUs, SoCs, analog devices

Technical Program Management Senior Staff - Power Package NPI

Program ManagementConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeTempe, AZ, USANo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree or higher in Electrical, Mechanical, Chemical, or Materials Engineering; Materials Science; Physics; Chemistry; or a related technical discipline.
  • At least 12 years of relevant experience in semiconductor engineering, product development, applications, package development, new product introduction, manufacturing, technical program management, or a closely related field, including experience leading complex cross-functional programs.
  • Demonstrated experience managing complex semiconductor new product introduction programs involving package development, assembly, qualification, reliability, and manufacturing ramp.
  • Strong understanding of semiconductor product development processes and package and assembly processes.
  • Hands-on experience with power management products, particularly several of the following: power system-in-package/modules, smart power stages, vertical power stages, power modules, discrete field-effect transistor packages, battery management systems, power management integrated circuits, wafer-level technologies, or flip-chip technologies.
  • Experience working with outsourced semiconductor assembly and test providers and contract manufacturers, managing complex development and production activities across geographically distributed organizations.
  • A track record of leading cross-functional technical task forces and resolving complex issues involving quality, reliability, yield, manufacturability, and schedule.
  • Strong understanding of qualification, reliability, statistical process control and statistical methods, process development, risk management, and structured problem-solving methodologies.
  • Strong program management skills, including critical-path management, risk management, executive escalation, schedule recovery, and cross-functional resource alignment.
  • Strong interpersonal, communication, negotiation, and presentation skills, including the ability to communicate effectively with senior leaders.
  • Ability to influence technical and business leaders without direct authority and drive accountability across organizational boundaries.
  • Strong analytical skills and ability to translate complex technical issues into clear business impact, decisions, and actions.
  • Willingness to travel domestically and/or internationally approximately 10–20% of the time, including to outsourced semiconductor assembly and test provider and contract manufacturer sites.

Responsibilities

  • Own execution of strategic AI/datacenter infrastructure power package engineering and new product introduction programs from development and qualification through production ramp.
  • Collaborate with product technical program managers and personnel embedded at key global outsourced semiconductor assembly and test providers to deliver committed schedules and quality, reliability, and production-readiness objectives.
  • Partner with package engineering leadership, power product group teams, and outsourced semiconductor assembly and test providers and contract manufacturers; escalate critical risks early and lead cross-functional technical task forces on issues threatening quality, reliability, yield, manufacturability, cost, or schedule.
  • Lead technical program management execution for strategic AI/datacenter infrastructure power new product introduction and package engineering programs, directly managing complex programs as needed.
  • Partner with package engineering directors and technical leads, providing program-level execution leadership, governance, and accountability while keeping technical ownership clear and unduplicated.
  • Establish and drive end-to-end new product introduction program plans, milestones, critical paths, and resource alignment to achieve committed schedules.
  • Establish a disciplined program management operating model covering development, qualification, customer requirements, production readiness, ramp, and transition to volume manufacturing.
  • Continuously improve standardized processes, templates, metrics, escalation mechanisms, and lessons-learned practices, and drive consistent execution standards across internal teams and strategic outsourced semiconductor assembly and test locations.
  • Proactively identify technical, quality, reliability, supply, manufacturing, and schedule risks and establish mitigation plans.
  • Escalate critical issues with clear recommendations and decision points.
  • Lead cross-functional technical task forces with internal teams and external partners, including outsourced semiconductor assembly and test providers, contract manufacturers, and customers, to address issues threatening quality, reliability, yield, manufacturability, qualification, schedule, or customer commitments, including process-integration and assembly problems.
  • Drive root-cause analysis and data-based decisions, and ensure corrective and preventive actions are completed.
  • Coordinate with power product group partners in design, application, and marketing, as well as product engineering, reliability, quality, operations, and supply chain, to remove execution barriers and maintain program momentum.
  • Establish program dashboards and management systems that provide transparent visibility into milestones, critical paths, risks, issues, action owners, and recovery plans.
  • Drive key outsourced semiconductor assembly and test providers and contract manufacturers through program reviews, milestone tracking, issue escalation, and recovery plans.
  • Ensure engineering build requests are executed on committed schedules at each outsourced semiconductor assembly and test provider; track progress, identify delays, and drive recovery actions.
  • Align outsourced semiconductor assembly and test provider and contract manufacturer development activities, including design of experiments, process optimization, process-window verification, and production controls, as well as qualification and ramp readiness, with overall new product introduction program objectives.
  • Build strong working relationships with outsourced semiconductor assembly and test provider and contract manufacturer executive and technical leadership to improve responsiveness, accountability, and execution of critical AI/datacenter power programs.
  • Ensure effective transition from development and qualification into production through readiness reviews, ramp monitoring, and issue management.
  • Provide concise, fact-based communication to directors and senior leadership on program health, critical risks, schedule recovery, resource needs, and decisions required.
  • Support package technology roadmap execution by translating strategic priorities into executable programs, milestones, resources, and deliverables.
  • Translate organizational priorities into team objectives, staffing recommendations, performance expectations, and development plans.
  • Foster a culture of urgency, fact-based decision making, cross-functional collaboration, ownership, and rapid issue resolution.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience supporting high-growth, high-visibility customer programs.
  • Familiarity with wide-bandgap silicon carbide or gallium nitride devices, power-module substrates using direct bonded copper or active metal brazing, multi-chip technologies, or advanced interconnect technologies.
  • Experience with formal technical program management methodologies and portfolio-level governance.
  • Experience driving customer-critical new product introduction programs in a fast-paced, high-growth environment.

About the Company

Renesas Electronics

Automotive-focused MCUs, SoCs, analog devices

Renesas manufactures and sells MCUs, SoCs, and analog/power semiconductor devices to OEMs, focusing on automotive, industrial, infrastructure, and IoT markets. Its chips are building blocks that run embedded software and manage power and signals, and its Winning Combinations offer pre-tested system architectures to speed up design. It differentiates itself by growing through acquisitions to offer a broad, integrated portfolio and by moving toward a unified digital design platform to reduce integration work. Its goal is to become a leading supplier of these components and provide a single platform for electronics design that speeds time-to-market.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Tokyo, Japan
Founded
2002

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