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Central Tool Install (CTI) Schedule and Program Integration Manager

IntelPhoenix, AZFull-time$99,550.00-197,960.00 USD

The Central Tool Install Schedule and Program Integration Manager drives strategic alignment and operational excellence across Intel's global tool installation programs by establishing scheduling standards, governance processes, and document management practices. The role combines schedule analytics with cross-functional leadership to identify risks, support decision-making, and improve program predictability across a complex matrixed organization. The manager works with construction teams, project controls, and site leadership to standardize processes, manage program changes, and translate data into actionable recommendations for executives. This position suits experienced program or project professionals with construction or manufacturing background who excel at influencing stakeholders, managing governance frameworks, and driving continuous improvement in large-scale capital projects. The ideal candidate combines business acumen with deep understanding of schedule management, process governance, and the ability to navigate ambiguity while maintaining focus on strategic objectives.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, Engineering, Construction Management, or related field1+ years of program management, project controls, scheduling, or construction management experienceExperience supporting large-scale construction, manufacturing, or capital projectsExperience with project schedules, milestone management, or schedule analyticsExperience developing or managing governance documentation and business processesStrong executive communication skills and ability to influence across matrixed organizations
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Listed August 5, 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.