APTM NPI Integrator

Intel Corporation•Aloha, OR

5d•$89,010 - $146,440•Hybrid

About The Position

Intel is seeking an experienced APTM NPI (New Product Introduction) Integrator to lead technology transfer, manufacturing readiness, quality improvement, and yield optimization for advanced packaging and technology development programs. The role drives the integration of new technologies into manufacturing by defining roadmaps, establishing operational strategies, and ensuring product and process readiness from startup through high-volume manufacturing. It combines manufacturing expertise, data analytics, and strategic influence to accelerate technology deployment, improve manufacturing performance, and support organizational excellence. The Integrator leads the development and execution of new product and process introductions and process transfers across factories. This includes ensuring technologies, platforms, and products meet certification requirements before transfer to high-volume manufacturing. The role coordinates the logistical introduction of new products into factories, provides process documentation to factory customers, and serves as the primary information interface between the fab and upstream and downstream customers. It also tracks collateral items, communicates wafer shipments to post-fab customers, creates and updates product codes in internal systems, establishes lot flows, initiates module NPI checklists, and monitors silicon through setup, power-on, engineering samples, and first production. The role develops and implements NPI systems and business processes, resolves issues identified during NPI reflections, uses analytics tools such as SQL and Python to inform continuous improvement and troubleshooting, and leads cross-functional teams using model-based problem-solving methods to address process excursions and improve operational efficiency. Regular onsite presence is required to fulfill essential responsibilities, although the position is eligible for Intel’s hybrid work model.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science, Electrical Engineering, or a related technical field, plus at least 2 years of relevant experience; or a master’s degree in one of these fields plus at least 1 year of relevant experience.
Experience combining engineering fundamentals and manufacturing workflows.
Experience extracting and analyzing data using tools such as SQL and/or Python.
Strong understanding of product life cycles, fab processing, and post-fab activities.
Good understanding of key product and process development milestones.
Strong experience working with and managing NPI builds in a factory environment.
Ability to drive capacity execution efficiency.
Ability to learn quickly and apply new concepts to solve complex problems.
Regular onsite presence to fulfill essential job responsibilities.
Position is not eligible for Intel immigration sponsorship.

Nice To Haves

Experience in more than one process module in a WLA, Die Prep, Sort, or Fab environment.
Familiarity with manufacturing systems such as MES300 and process-flow route creation.
Knowledge of process-improvement methodologies, including Intel’s Change Control Process and Model-Based Problem Solving (MBPS).
Experience with NPI project management and startup of new technologies.
Experience integrating packaging processes with overall product manufacturing workflows.
Experience designing packaging solutions that meet product specifications, regulatory requirements, and customer needs.
Previous related work experience in a semiconductor foundry.

Responsibilities

Lead technology transfer, manufacturing readiness, quality improvement, and yield optimization for advanced packaging and technology development programs.
Define roadmaps and operational strategies for integrating new technologies into manufacturing and preparing products and processes for high-volume manufacturing.
Lead development and execution of new product and process introductions and process transfers across factories.
Ensure technology, platforms, and products meet certification requirements before transfer to high-volume manufacturing.
Coordinate the logistical introduction of new products into the factory and supply required process documentation to factory customers.
Serve as the primary information interface between the fab and upstream and downstream customers.
Track collateral items, communicate wafer shipping to post-fab customers, and create and update product codes in internal systems.
Set up lot flows, initiate NPI checklists for each module, start silicon, and monitor its progress through setup, power-on, engineering samples, and first production.
Develop and implement new NPI systems and business processes, and close issues identified in NPI reflections.
Use data analytics tools such as SQL and Python to synthesize insights from structured and unstructured data for process improvement and troubleshooting.
Lead cross-functional teams using model-based problem-solving methodologies to address process excursions and improve operational efficiency.
Drive capacity execution efficiency for NPI builds in a factory environment.