Engineering IP Program Manager, Sr. Staff

the opportunity to contribute to the successes of numerous Marvell programs.

The successful candidate will understand the SoC IP needs and develop plans to deliver and support the IP from conception through to program Mass Production Release (MPR). The successful candidate will have both depth and breadth in the related IP engineering that involve cross-functional organizations, in the forms of analog, logic, design for test, layout, timing, validation, PnR, etc.

A good understanding of technologies and the IP development process and methodology is required. Excellent interpersonal skills and communication skills are a must.

- Overall responsibility for program management of IP development & delivery to Marvell product business units - Drive closure of IP specs &

requirements - Demonstrated strong cross-functional leadership to chair weekly cross-functional meetings assessing status, milestones, and completeness of plans with regular program updates to Marvell Executive stakeholders - Support Marvell's Program Management Process - Matrixed leadership of engineering program managers distributed across the engineering organization - Execute lessons learned, risk management, and enforce agreed-upon processes - Responsibility for the successful outcome of IP development & delivery

- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or related fields and 5-8 years of related professional experience, OR Master's degree and/or PhD in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or related fields with 3-6 years of experience

- 4+ years of experience as an Engineering Project Manager in the Semiconductor industry preferred

- Knowledge of SoC/IC design flows for advanced process technologies, process flows, and methodologies in Silicon Development

- Excellent verbal and written communication and presentation skills

- Demonstrated ability to partner with technical managers to drive projects to completion

- Demonstrated effective partnerships and relationships with key stakeholders

- Must have a broad background in ASIC or other microelectronics development