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Technical Project/Program Management - (E4)

Overview As a Project Manager at Applied Materials, you oversee initiatives from concept to deployment, shaping strategies and coordinating resources to meet scope, schedule, and budget. You will work with cross-functional teams to deliver complex semiconductor manufacturing solutions, driving timely decisions and process improvements. This role places you at the heart of a global engineering environment, delivering high-impact equipment projects for varied customers. You’ll engage with internal and external partners to solve problems and ensure successful releases, contributing to the company’s mission to push material innovation. Compensation / Benefitscompetitive salarycomprehensive benefits packagebonus eligibilitystock award programrelocation eligibleglobal project exposure ResponsibilitiesPrepare project plans from conception to implementation.Develop strategies, processes, and resources for projects.Manage project schedule and tasks using project management tools.Coordinate resources across the division to meet on-time and budget goals.Initiate and manage purchase requisitions and purchase orders.Drive cost and schedule performance of equipment for internal and external customers and vendors worldwide.Join multifunctional design teams to complete projects.Provide technical input to team members to achieve project goals.Interface within the division to define objectives and prepare for release and deployment.Offer engineering and business process expertise on standard programs/issues.Identify and resolve potential issues and develop solutions. Key requirementsDeep or broad expertise in a specialized discipline.Ability to interpret business challenges and suggest improvements.May lead functional teams or projects with moderate complexity.Strong problem-solving and analytical thinking.Effective communication and negotiation skills.Interpersonal skills to influence stakeholders.Travel willingness: 10% of time.communicationnegotiationcross-functional collaborationproject managementcost and schedule controlresource coordination