Non-Technical Program/Project Management V

Applied Materials•Austin, TX

4d•$128,000 - $176,000•Hybrid

About The Position

Applied Materials is a global leader in materials engineering solutions used to produce virtually every new chip and advanced display in the world. We design, build and service cutting-edge equipment that helps our customers manufacture display and semiconductor chips – the brains of devices we use every day. As the foundation of the global electronics industry, Applied enables the exciting technologies that literally connect our world – like AI and IoT. If you want to push the boundaries of materials science and engineering to create next generation technology, join us to deliver material innovation that changes the world.

Requirements

Expertise in supply chain, ramp readiness execution, capacity modeling, and with an understanding of the product release process
Strong knowledge of supplier management, engineering qualification processes, and risk mitigation frameworks
Proficient in enterprise tools and systems to enable execution discipline, reporting accuracy, and data transparency
Applies end-to-end understanding of supply chain impact on revenue, customer commitments, and market share
Aligns demand, supply, and engineering readiness to deliver predictable output and scalable execution
Supports enterprise strategy by driving constraint removal, supply continuity, and throughput optimization
Leads large-scale, cross-functional programs with global stakeholders and executive visibility
Establishes clear ownership, accountability, and operating rhythm across all workstreams
Drives execution culture aligned with leadership expectations: Urgency, Governance discipline, Metric-driven execution
Reinforces proactive escalation and decision-making discipline across teams
Resolves complex and deep supply chain challenges including capacity shortages, supplier constraints, engineering dependencies, and supplier yield
Develops prioritization frameworks targeting highest-impact constraints and revenue risks
Drives continuous improvement in execution flow, governance models, and decision velocity
Directly impacts business performance by enabling supply-demand alignment, shipment predictability, and revenue protection
Drives measurable improvements in capacity availability, throughput, and supply chain performance
Influences enterprise outcomes supporting multi-quarter ramp readiness and market competitiveness
Influences and aligns stakeholders across all levels, including executive leadership, workstream owners, and suppliers
Facilitates cross-functional collaboration to ensure alignment on priorities, risks, and execution plans
Communicates with clarity and structure to drive fast decisions, accountability, and execution

Responsibilities

Drives enterprise supply chain programs to close capacity gaps, enable ramp readiness, and protect revenue delivery across fiscal horizons
Translates complex supply chain issues into clear, data-driven executive insights and decision recommendations
May leads or contribute with cross-functional task force execution across materials, capacity, supplier, and engineering workstreams with clear ownership and accountability
Establishes and enforces program governance, including weekly cadence, executive reporting, and structured escalation pathways
Defines KPI frameworks and reporting standards enabling consistent, executive-ready program visibility
Owns centralized execution systems enabling real-time tracking, data visibility, and action management
Prioritizes and drives execution of high-impact initiatives (e.g., capacity unlock projects, supply recovery plans, constraint removal)
Leads capacity planning and supplier readiness, including constraint identification, mitigation planning, and supply-demand alignment
Aligns engineering and supplier execution, including qualification workflows (SNF/F29), and readiness gating