Leads new product introduction programs for secure connected-edge semiconductor products. Manages multidisciplinary engineering teams across architecture, IC and software design, security, safety, applications, testing, manufacturing, finance, and documentation. Owns development planning, resourcing, budgets, timelines, metrics, gate reviews, risk management, and cross-functional alignment. Ensures complex hardware and software programs meet technical, financial, and delivery requirements while driving operational excellence and team performance.
Business Line Description:
New Product Introduction (NPI) technical program manager for Secure Connected Edge (SCE) business MPU/MCU/Connectivity products. In this role, the NPI Program Manager will be responsible for managing/driving multi-disciplinary engineering core teams for defining, developing, and delivering to SCE's commercial and industrial product requirements and timeline. Candidates for this role should possess extensive experience and understanding of the semiconductor industry, chip development, and key competitive differentiators for our products including manufacturability, price, power, die size, system performance and time to market.
Job Summary:
- Responsibility for NPI program including management of multi-disciplinary engineering core teams, planning development, resourcing, and budget throughout the product lifecycle.
- Driving project execution and assuring alignment with all project teams (IC architecture and design, SW architecture and design, security and safety design, applications engineering, product and test, board development, market, documentation, finance).
- Utilize NXP's program management flow (BCaM) and tools, for project tracking, gate reviews, business financials, core team management, …
- Driving and delivering project metrics and on-time reports
- Aligning with other corporate NXP organizations and general business strategy
Key Challenges:
- Inspire a team to the highest levels of performance
- Ability to successfully drive a team made up of multiple engineering and business disciplines
- Deliver programs on time and within budget that meet all program technical requirements
Qualifications/Experience:
- BSEE, advanced degree preferred
- A successful candidate will have at least 10 years’ experience in the semiconductor industry with a strong track record of driving IC programs, SoC design and/or embedded software projects
- > 5 years as Program / Project Manager on complex NPI projects.
- Multicultural / international experience driving programs across several locations. English proficiency is a must
- Subject matter background and experience in SoC design, SW development, product/test development or applications
- Strong Program Management skills and experience in managing complex technical projects including hardware & software
- MS Project and/or Sciforma or other Product and Portfolio Management tool experience
- PMI/PMP certification desirable but not required
- Strong foundational knowledge and program management approach to drive NPI execution within established timelines and target costs
- Excellent communication and leadership skills
- Ability to drive business and innovation
- Ability to quickly recognize and articulate barriers and critical path to success across teams
- Strong analytical skills and familiarity with complex environments
- Strongly oriented toward process improvement and operational excellence
- A highly effective leader who can develop and inspire a team to the highest levels of performance
- Highly agile in achieving success within a constantly evolving environment.
- Strong interpersonal and communication skills
- Critical thinking skills and proficient in risk and issue management
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