Technical Project Management

Applied Materials

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Work type: On-site
Location: Gloucester, MA
Salary: $96,000–$132,000 / yr
Employment: Full-time
Posted: 2 days ago
Freshness: Confirmed live today
Nearby: 41 roles within 25 mi

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About Applied Materials

Applied Materials is the world''s largest supplier of equipment, services, and software for the semiconductor and display industries, enabling the production of chips and advanced displays. Industry: Semiconductor Equipment

Applied Materials currently has 363 open roles on FindRole.

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TL;DR · Technical Project Management

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The Technical Project Management role within the Varian division of Applied Materials involves driving high-velocity execution for critical, business-impacting initiatives. The Technical Project Manager manages a portfolio of cost reduction, resiliency, and value engineering projects, leading efforts from concept through qualification and production enablement. Key responsibilities include creating credible project forecasts for cost savings, timing, and delivery risk while ensuring alignment with product roadmaps. The role requires cross-functional collaboration across engineering, operations, quality, and supply chain to resolve conflicts and accelerate decision-making. Candidates must possess deep domain expertise in product cost structures, materials, and sourcing strategies for complex electromechanical systems. Essential skills include building cost models, evaluating trade-offs, and utilizing data-driven problem solving to manage multi-threaded project portfolios in semiconductor capital equipment or complex manufacturing environments.

Skills

Value Engineering Product Roadmap Electromechanical Systems Cost Reduction Production Enablement Data-driven Problem Solving

What you'll do

Define and drive product-level cost reduction, resiliency, and value engineering strategies.
Manage a portfolio of value programs across implanter product lines based on business impact.
Lead end-to-end program execution from initial concept through qualification and production enablement.
Develop and maintain robust cost models and forecasts to track realized savings against plans.
Integrate value initiatives into product roadmaps to align with business unit priorities.
Drive cross-functional execution across engineering, operations, quality, and supply chain teams.
Identify design, sourcing, and specification opportunities to improve manufacturability and supply chain resilience.
Monitor program health by tracking risks, dependencies, and critical path activities to ensure timely delivery.

What we're looking for

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Supply Chain, Operations, or a related field.
5–10 years of experience leading complex cross-functional programs with increasing responsibility.
Demonstrated track record of delivering multi-million-dollar cost reduction and value engineering programs.
Experience managing multi-project portfolios with measurable business impact.
Strong expertise in product cost structure and value engineering for complex electromechanical systems.
Proven ability to build cost models, evaluate trade-offs, and quantify business impact.
Track record of influencing engineering, operations, quality, and supply chain without direct authority.
Ability to communicate clearly with both technical teams and senior leadership.

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