Program Manager - Bilingual in Korean

The Program Management Office (PMO) is a delivering value to customers by leading enterprise SSD development at SKHMS A (SK hynix Memory Solution America).

We are looking for a program manager to work with enterprise SSD development which requires cross-functional and multi-site collaboration.

• In this role, you will work closely with development managers, engineers, and multi-functional partners in Hardware, Firmware, Operation and customer facing teams.
• Development and management of project schedule and work, along with managing the associated tasks and dependencies to ensure we are on track for the program achievements.
• Participate in key design reviews and handle scope changes efficiently. Identify project dependencies, risks and bring up to leadership in a timely manner.
• Provide status updates and communicate issues internally providing recommendation as a key part of the team.
• Work closely with Korea HQ engineering and manufacturing teams.

• Completed BS OR Masters degree in one of the following:
  Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Information Engineering, Embedded Systems Engineering, AI Engineering or Computer Science.
• Exceptional communication and organizational skills
• Must able to work on site every day in San Jose
• Must speak fluent Korean

"Please note that we will not consider candidates that are not bilingual in Korean for this position."

• Technical knowledge of Solid State Drive and or SoC, HW and FW

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