Next Generation SoC Concept Engineering Program Manager

• BS + 10 years relevant experience.
• Proven SoC Design, Integration and/or Validation experience.
• Experience developing strategic and executable SoC and program schedules.

• Experience leading end-to-end SoC development life cycle from concept to mass production.
• Validated technical program management, and organizational skills.
• Technical breadth to grasp vertical system integration challenges at the intersection of SoC/silicon, system engineering and software.
• Ability to filter and comprehend large amount of technical data, in order to distill,
• Can work collaboratively and multi-functionally across diverse teams and audiences.
• Experience to lead large multi-functional leadership forums with a collaboration mentality.
• Able to influence others without authority and build trust with other teams.

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