Skip to main content
Updated daily · Sep 13, 2026
All open roles

Open role

Yield Development Engineering Manager-Strategic Programs

IntelPhoenix, AZFull-time$265,480.00-374,800.00 USD

This position leads a multidisciplinary function spanning yield engineering, defect metrology, analytics, automation, and AI-enabled manufacturing decision systems. The manager will establish long-range strategy, oversee complex programs across development and high-volume production, and align engineering, manufacturing, equipment, IT, data science, and corporate stakeholders. Success involves moving factories toward predictive defect detection, faster root-cause analysis, closed-loop learning, and measurable gains in yield, quality, cycle time, and productivity. The role also includes defining metrology and system roadmaps, scaling digital manufacturing capabilities, and influencing senior leaders on investment and priorities. It suits an experienced semiconductor manufacturing executive or engineering leader with deep yield and defect expertise, strong program leadership, and the ability to build organizations fluent in AI and data-driven operations.

Requirements

12+ years semiconductor manufacturing experience with expertise in yield engineering, defect metrology, or process integrationProven track record leading complex cross-functional programs in high-volume manufacturing environmentsStrong domain knowledge of defect metrology tools, inspection systems, and yield analysis methodologiesExperience integrating data analytics, machine learning, or AI solutions into engineering workflowsBachelor's degree in Engineering, Physics, Materials Science, Data Science, or related fieldExceptional leadership and communication skills with ability to influence across organizational boundaries
Apply for this role

Listed July 1, 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.

More roles at Intel

In the news