An independent guide to Arizona’s AI economyData refreshed daily · Jul 30, 2026
All open roles

Open role

IAO Change Manager - Intel Contract Employee

IntelUS, Arizona, Phoenix · US, Oregon, HillsboroContract$52,000 - $200,000

As a Change Management Practitioner for Intel's Foundry Operations, you'll orchestrate transformation across people, processes, and technology systems to drive organizational adoption and minimize resistance. Working collaboratively with program teams, project managers, and end users throughout the Foundry organization, you'll design and execute comprehensive change strategies including communication plans, training solutions, and stakeholder engagement initiatives. The role requires someone who can synthesize complex business objectives into clear messaging for diverse audiences, build coalitions of change advocates, and measure success through adoption metrics and KPIs. This position suits professionals with change management or organizational development expertise who thrive in fast-paced, matrix environments and can influence across all organizational levels while maintaining flexibility in ambiguous situations.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Business, HR, Learning & Development, or Change Management (or Master's degree); 6+ years relevant experience with Bachelor's or 4+ years with Master'sStrong change management, program/project management, communications, or employee engagement experienceProven ability to develop compelling messaging and communicate effectively with diverse stakeholder audiencesExperience building and executing change support networks, training strategies, and communication plansDemonstrated capability to assess stakeholder readiness, mitigate resistance, and drive adoptionPROSCI certification preferred; understanding of manufacturing/fab operations a plus
Apply for this role

Listed July 20, 2026 · Verify details with the employer before applying.

About Intel

Four decades of chip manufacturing in Chandler, with the Ocotillo campus among Intel's largest fab sites and ongoing expansion.