Senior Project Manager - Data & Cross-Functional Programs

Applied Materials, Inc.; Oregon, Northern (WI, KY); Hybrid; USD 108,000 - 149,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Bonus potential

Stock awards

Healthcare benefits

Job summary

Applied Materials in Chandler, AZ and Hillsboro, OR seeks a results‑driven professional to lead and coordinate complex projects and programs. You will define objectives, manage milestones, and ensure compliance with specifications, costs, resources, and timeliness.

You will spearhead research and development of new technologies, communicate with stakeholders, and drive initiatives to closure with minimal supervision.

Qualifications

• Must have experience leading data-driven programs and cross-functional initiatives.
• Strong ability to manage complex projects from concept to delivery.
• Ability to communicate technical concepts to diverse stakeholders.

Responsibilities

• Defines project/program objectives and milestones for areas of responsibility.
• Ensures projects meet product/process specifications, costs, resources, and timelines.
• Documents all phases of development and reports information to relevant areas.
• Ensures compliance with company policies on notebooks, patents, confidentiality, and safety.
• Manages resources effectively to maximize project outcomes.
• Collaborates with staff to maximize productivity across the program.
• Leads R&D efforts for new technologies and disseminates new processes as needed.

Skills

Data science

Analytics

Project management

Program management

Change management

Cross-functional collaboration

Effective communication

Problem solving

Job description

Applied Materials in Chandler, AZ and Hillsboro, OR seeks a results‑driven professional to lead and coordinate complex projects and programs. You will define objectives, manage milestones, and ensure compliance with specifications, costs, resources, and timeliness.

You will spearhead research and development of new technologies, communicate with stakeholders, and drive initiatives to closure with minimal supervision.