Intel
Intel Foundry Strategic Marketing
$176K–$248K
US, California, Santa Clara +2 · Full-time · Posted Aug 28, 2026
- Location
- US, California, Santa Clara
US, California, Folsom
US, Arizona, Phoenix - Experience
- 10+ years of semiconductor industry experience, including 8+ years in one or more listed areas and 6+ years developing strategies influencing executive-level decisions.
- Education
- Bachelor's or Master's degree in Engineering with demonstrated business acumen and/or relevant business experience.
About the job
Develops Intel Foundry’s mid- and long-term business and growth strategies, using market and customer analysis to guide technology roadmaps, investment decisions, customer expansion, and revenue growth.
What you'll do
- Develop growth strategies and roadmaps, including three- to five-year plans, and assess market opportunities and competition.
- Develop strategies to expand strategic customer relationships, technology adoption, revenue, and market share.
- Collaborate across functions on demand forecasts, technology requirements, investment decisions, and competitive positioning.
What they ask for
- Bachelor's or Master's degree in Engineering with demonstrated business acumen and/or relevant business experience.
- 10+ years of semiconductor industry experience.
- 8+ years in one or more of: foundry, semiconductor manufacturing, product strategy, business planning, corporate strategy, strategic marketing, or business development.
- 6+ years developing market, business, or technology strategies that influenced executive-level decisions.
Nice to have
- Experience with a leading management consulting firm.
- Deep understanding of semiconductor manufacturing, foundry business models, advanced packaging technologies, and market dynamics.
Pay
$175,620.00-247,930.00 USD (annual salary; base salary)
Tools
AI/ML, data center, Automotive, High-Performance Computing (HPC), Internet of Things (IoT), Advanced Packaging
AI focus
Assess opportunities in AI/ML and identify future growth beyond current AI-driven demand cycles.
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