Project Manager (Phoenix, AZ)

Marketech International Corporation USA; Phoenix (AZ); On-site; USD 110,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Marketech International Corporation USA seeks an experienced Project Manager to lead MICU's semiconductor construction team, interfacing with the client as the primary liaison. You will own execution plans, schedules, budgets, risk management, and ensure safety/quality standards across departments.

The role emphasizes cleanroom construction, high-purity piping, DI/UPW, and complex MEP sequencing, requiring direct semiconductor PM experience and strong cross-functional coordination to drive

Qualifications

• Direct semiconductor project management experience.
• Strong understanding of tool installation and high-purity piping.
• Experience with DI/UPW, chemical/gas systems, and complex MEP sequencing.
• Ability to coordinate across multiple teams and stakeholders.
• Excellent communication with client and internal teams.

Responsibilities

• Act as the client-facing project lead and maintain communication with the client.
• Own project scope, execution planning, schedule, cost control, change management, risk mitigation, reporting, and handover.
• Oversee semiconductor construction scopes including cleanroom work, wet mechanical utilities, and high-purity piping.
• Coordinate with subcontractors, vendors, engineers, procurement, field teams, and client stakeholders to drive schedule performance.
• Review progress, critical path, resource needs, material readiness, quality issues, safety risks, and recovery plans with leads.
• Ensure project execution complies with safety, quality, cleanroom, contamination-control, permitting, and client requirements.
• Provide regular progress updates, KPIs, issue logs, escalation items, and lessons learned to leadership and client stakeholders.

Skills

Semiconductor PM experience

Client-facing

Schedule management

Cost control

Risk management

Safety compliance

Job description

The Project Manager leads MICU's semiconductor construction project team and serves as the primary interface with the client-side PM. This role owns overall project execution, client communication, schedule, cost, risk, safety/quality alignment, and coordination across different departments.

This position requires direct semiconductor PM experience, with strong understanding of tool installation, wet mechanical/process utility scope, high-purity piping, DI/UPW, chemical/gas systems, and complex MEP sequencing.

General Responsibilities:

• Act as the client-facing project lead and maintain consistent communication with the client-side.
• Own project scope, execution planning, schedule, cost control, change management, risk mitigation, reporting, and project closeout/handover.
• Oversee semiconductor-specific construction scopes, including cleanroom work, wet mechanical/process utilities, high-purity piping, tool installation support, hook-up coordination, commissioning support, and turnover readiness.
• Coordinate with subcontractors, vendors, engineers, procurement, field teams, and client stakeholders to resolve interface issues and drive schedule performance.
• Review progress, critical path, resource needs, material readiness, quality issues, safety risks, and recovery plans with functional leads.
• Ensure project execution complies with safety, quality, cleanroom, contamination-control, permitting, and client requirements.
• Provide regular progress updates, KPIs, issue logs, escalation items, and lessons learned to leadership and client stakeholders.

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