Program Lead, Construction & Facilities

Micron Semiconductor Ltd; Sanand; Sur place; INR 4 000 000 - 8 000 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Micron Semiconductor Ltd seeks a Program Lead - Construction & Facilities to drive strategic planning, governance, and execution of the India construction portfolio. Responsible for cross-functional leadership and delivery of safe, compliant, scalable infrastructure for current operations and site growth.

The role oversees capital and operating budgets, risk management, and continuous improvement across Phase 1A, Phase 1B/1C, PWF, Building 2, and infrastructure programs, ensuring reliability and

Qualifications

• 9-12 years of progressive experience in construction, facilities, or capital program management.
• Experience leading large, complex, concurrent projects with cross-functional teams.
• Experience in greenfield development, utilities, commissioning, and cost governance.
• Strong leadership, communication and stakeholder management capabilities.

Responsabilités

• Lead integrated Facilities and Construction roadmap aligned with site objectives and ramp requirements.
• Coordinate multiple projects, manage interfaces, constraints and dependencies.
• Deliver greenfield, brownfield and expansion programs from planning to closeout.
• Drive facilities readiness, operations handover, and maintenance planning.
• Own capital and operating budget planning, forecasting and cost control.
• Establish risk and issue management with leadership visibility on critical exposures.

Formation

Bachelor's degree in Construction Management

Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering

PMP

PgMP

LEED certification

Description du poste

Program Lead - Construction & Facilities leads the strategic planning, governance, execution and expansion of the Micron India Construction portfolio. The role is responsible for integrated program delivery across capital projects, Facilities Operations stabilization, infrastructure development, risk and issue management, and Capital and Operating Budget ownership. The Program Lead provides cross-functional leadership to deliver safe, reliable, compliant, cost-effective and scalable infrastructure that supports current operations and future site growth.

Key Responsibilities:

• 1. Strategic Program Leadership
  Lead the integrated Facilities and Construction roadmap in alignment with site business objectives, manufacturing ramp requirements, operational priorities and future expansion plans. Translate strategic priorities into clear programs, governance forums, milestones, owners and measurable outcomes.
• 2. Multi-Project Portfolio Coordination
  Provide streamlined coordination for multiple projects running concurrently. Maintain a coordinated master view of achievements, resource needs, interfaces, constraints, and dependencies. Resolve conflicts across projects and ensure that individual teams work toward common site-level outcomes.
• 3. Construction and Expansion Delivery
  Lead the delivery of greenfield, brownfield and expansion programs from planning and development through procurement, construction, commissioning, handover and closeout. Ensure effective project controls for Phase 1A completion, Phase 1B/1C, PWF, Building 2, power infrastructure and other approved expansion scopes.
• 4. Facilities Stabilization and Preparedness for Operation
  Drive Phase 1 Facilities Operations stabilization through structured planning, system-wise closure, formal handover, mature operations and maintenance practices, reliability improvement, documentation readiness, spares strategy, proficiency development and continuous improvement. Establish clear transition criteria from project mode to sustained operations.
• 5. Capital and Operating Budget Ownership
  Own Capital Expenditure and Operating Expenditure planning for the Facilities and Construction portfolio. Lead annual and multi-year budgeting, forecasting, prioritization, cash-flow visibility, dedication tracking, variance management and cost optimization. Ensure disciplined financial governance and accountability for approved investments and operating costs.
• 6. Handling Risks and Challenges
  Establish and maintain a program-wide risk and issue management framework. Ensure timely identification, assessment, ownership, mitigation, addressing of customer and partner concerns, and closure of risks and issues. Maintain leadership visibility on critical exposures related to schedule, cost, safety, quality, utilities, contractors, personnel, supply chain, approvals, and operational readiness.
• 7. Cost Management and Value Engineering
  Drive value engineering, design-to-cost, benchmarking, constructability reviews, contract strategy optimization and lifecycle cost decisions. Challenge cost growth while protecting safety, compliance, reliability, quality and business continuity requirements.
• 8. Governance and Leadership Reporting
  Establish governance structures and review cadences across the portfolio. Provide concise and breakthrough-focused updates to senior leadership covering progress, turning point health, budget, forecast, risks, changes, quality, safety, resource constraints and support required.
• 9. Collaborator and Interface Management
  Act as the primary program contact with senior leadership, Manufacturing, Engineering, Global Facilities, Finance, Procurement, Environmental Health and Safety, Security, Information Technology, consultants, contractors and regulatory authorities. Maintain clear decision rights, contact responsibilities and paths for addressing critical issues.
• 10. Organization and Capability Building
  Build a high-performing Facilities and Construction organization through workforce planning, role clarity, delegation, succession development, mentoring, technical capability building and cross-functional collaboration. Strengthen the next level of leadership required to support simultaneous operations and expansion.
• 11. Digital Program Controls and Data Governance
  Promote consistent use of digital, AI-enabled, and AI-assisted controls for planning, cost, change, risk, manpower, quality, commissioning, and executive reporting. Leverage Artificial Intelligence, advanced analytics, and automation to improve forecasting, risk identification, resource optimization, and decision-making. Establish a reliable single source of truth, clear data ownership, and disciplined reporting practices across projects and operating teams.

Education

Bachelors degree in Construction Management, Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Architecture or a related discipline. A masters degree and relevant certifications such as PMP, PgMP or LEED are advantageous.

Experience

Typically 9-12 years of progressive experience in construction, facilities, engineering or capital program management, with demonstrated leadership of large, complex and concurrent projects. Experience in greenfield development, operational facilities, utilities, commissioning, cost governance and stakeholder management is strongly preferred.

Core Capabilities

Strong portfolio leadership, financial acumen, executive communication, team development, contract and commercial understanding, risk-based decision-making, change governance, project controls, operational readiness and cross-functional influence.