Jam Sorooshian serves as the Director of the Program and Technology Office at Intel Corporation, where he plays a pivotal role in the introduction, development, and transfer of cutting-edge technologies to the New Mexico site. With a robust background in the semiconductor industry, Jam leverages...
Jam Sorooshian serves as the Director of the Program and Technology Office at Intel Corporation, where he plays a pivotal role in the introduction, development, and transfer of cutting-edge technologies to the New Mexico site. With a robust background in the semiconductor industry, Jam leverages his extensive expertise in advanced packaging, thin films, and defect metrology to lead high-performing research and development teams. His strategic oversight encompasses all facets of technology and process integration, including business operations, infrastructure design, supply chain logistics, financial management, and scheduling.
Under Jam's leadership, key projects have focused on enhancing the efficiency of fabrication processes and driving innovations in wafer-level packaging. His commitment to continuous improvement and lean manufacturing principles has resulted in significant advancements in operational effectiveness and product quality. By fostering a collaborative environment, Jam ensures that his teams are equipped to tackle complex challenges, ultimately delivering pioneering results that align with Intel's vision for the future of semiconductor technology.
Jam's skills in resource planning and program management are instrumental in navigating the complexities of technology transfer, ensuring that projects are executed on time and within budget. His hands-on approach to failure analysis and integration of MEMS technologies further underscores his dedication to excellence in engineering and innovation. As he continues to drive strategic initiatives at Intel, Jam remains focused on building a culture of teamwork and dedication, recognizing that great opportunities arise from a commitment to achieving outstanding results.