Intel CorporationFinance Manager Factory and Support Organizations
Nov. 2011 - Aug. 2016San Jose, Costa Rica• Managed successfully a $200M annual Factory Budget. Led a team of 10 analysts, meeting all quality, service and cost indicators with above goals on stakeholder feedback.
• Coached a team to improve factory product testing processes. Influenced and advocated the finance position in the project; collaborating with other finance groups to gain support. Project resulted in $7.5M savings.
• Created a compelling and inspiring new vision for the Factory Finance Organization. Implementing process improvements and creating an investment portfolio. Achieved over $100M in cash savings and productivity improvements of around 10%, while continue achieving top employee feedback scores. • Implemented a cost strategy for the CR Factory. Leading an interdisciplinary team, defining and implementing goals and plans. It achieved $15M savings in spares, stretch consumption goals met, 40% FSE (field service engineers) spending reduction, $1M in energy conservation efforts, and elimination of 73% of our contingent workforce.
• Led a team that planned and executed remaining factory shutdown actions. Solving complex issues, such as complying with FTZ law for asset nationalization, and contract management with vendors. All shutdown activities were completed in record time, budget remained on track, all spending drivers were eliminated and all asset disposition was handled compliantly, reducing financial exposure from $1M to around $200K.
• Developed a segmentation strategy to improve worldwide factory cost structure against the competitors. Led the group in defining clear goal, objectives, resources and plans. It recommended specific areas where segmentation yielded savings ($32M and $12M in risk avoidance). • Drove a strategic recommendation to accelerate smartphone volumes in Latin America. Played an active role in a cross organizational group, actively challenging and providing a solid business proposal, resulting in an alternative plan to enter the Latin America market.