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Meet the Team

Cisco Silicon One™ is redefining networking silicon and setting new industry standards for decades to come. We are seeking a seasoned New Product Program Manager to join our dynamic team, build and manage ASIC Program schedules, and ensure best-in-class operational excellence across the full ASIC product lifecycle-from prototype through production sustainment.

As a New Product Program Manager (NPPM), you will be responsible for driving the successful introduction and ramp-up of new silicon products from concept through production. You will partner multi-functionally with Engineering, Manufacturing, Test, Quality, and Supply Chain teams to ensure on-time delivery, quality, and cost objectives are met. This role requires strong program management skills, technical competence, and the ability to influence and coordinate across multiple organizations.

Your Impact

• Program Leadership: Lead multi-functional teams through the full silicon product lifecycle-from definition, prototyping, and validation through volume production.

• Schedule Management: Develop, maintain, and communicate detailed program schedules, achievements, and deliverables.

• Risk Management: Identify and proactively manage program risks, ensuring timely mitigation plans are in place.

• Partner Communication: Serve as the primary point of contact for program status, updates, and critical issues to senior management and interested parties.

• Lifecycle Ownership: Own all aspects of product lifecycle management-scope definition, BOM/POR, schedules, interlocks, communication, and sustaining handoffs.

• Multi-functional Collaboration: Work closely with Engineering, Test, Quality, Manufacturing, Supply Chain, and Marketing to ensure alignment and resolve issues.

• Cost and Quality Targets: Ensure products meet established cost, quality, and reliability targets at each development stage.

• Operational Rigor: Monitor alignment to Plan of Record (POR), manage changes, and ensure alignment with schedule, quality, and cost targets.