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Applied Materials

Builds equipment for chip and display factories

HVM Transition Project Manager 2

Project ManagementConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeAustin, TX, USA

About the Job

Requirements

  • Demonstrates comprehensive knowledge of project management principles, New Product Introduction (NPI), product commercialization processes, manufacturing operations, and common module development methodologies.
  • Understands product lifecycle management, engineering change processes, and cross-functional execution requirements.
  • Understands business drivers related to cost, schedule, quality, supply continuity, platform standardization, and time-to-market.
  • Identifies and resolves complex project execution challenges involving schedule, resource, technical, supply chain, and manufacturing constraints.
  • Uses data-driven analysis, technical judgment, and cross-functional input to develop effective solutions and mitigation strategies.
  • Effectively communicates project status, risks, priorities, and recommendations to technical teams, functional leaders, and executive stakeholders.
  • Translates complex cross-functional issues into actionable plans and clear business impacts.

Responsibilities

  • Lead and coordinate project activities for CPG Common Modules from concept, planning, development, validation, and commercialization through production release.
  • Develop and maintain integrated project plans, schedules, RAID logs, action item trackers, and executive status reports to ensure project milestones, deliverables, and readiness criteria are met.
  • Drive alignment across Engineering, Manufacturing, Supply Chain, Sourcing, Quality, Product Management, and Operations teams to support common module development and deployment objectives.
  • Monitor and manage project schedules, budget commitments, resource allocations, risks, and dependencies while proactively identifying mitigation plans to maintain program objectives.
  • Coordinate module readiness activities including design releases, BOM maturity, sourcing readiness, qualification builds, validation testing, manufacturing ramp plans, and change management execution.
  • Support common module standardization initiatives by tracking process improvements, cost reduction opportunities, cycle time improvements, and module reuse strategies across multiple product platforms.
  • Provide regular project reviews and executive-level communications on program status, key risks, decisions required, schedule performance, and business impacts.
  • Partner with internal and external suppliers to monitor component readiness, qualification activities, capacity constraints, delivery commitments, cost objectives, and escalation management.
  • Ensure successful execution of commercialization and manufacturing readiness activities, including controlled builds, validation builds, first customer shipments, and production ramp support.
  • Facilitate collaboration, drive accountability, align stakeholders to common objectives, and mentor less experienced team members on project management practices.

About the Company

Applied Materials

Builds equipment for chip and display factories

Applied Materials designs and builds precision machines that chipmakers and display manufacturers use to form, shape and inspect thin layers of material. Its platforms handle steps such as depositing films and removing unwanted material, helping chipmakers create transistors and wiring at atomic scale. Customers include makers of logic chips and memory, as well as manufacturers of advanced displays. The company earns money from equipment sales, replacement parts and services, and factory software that schedules production and monitors manufacturing processes. Applied Materials was founded in 1967 and is headquartered in Santa Clara, California.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Santa Clara, CA
Founded
1967

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