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10 Intel operations directors
These ten current and former Intel operations directors have held director-level operations roles at Intel. A reader can learn how operations directors work at Intel from people who have held the role.
Professionals to explore
01—10Francis (Tom) Maher
LinkedInExperience: Director of Datacenter Operations · Intel
Director of Datacenter Operations at Intel from 2017 to 2024, in a role the profile places in Hillsboro, Oregon, where the profile says Tom Maher migrated DCAI's validation test infrastructure to remote datacenters. At Intel Tom Maher was also Director of Supply Chain Operations (2014–2017) and Director of Customer Programs and Manufacturing Operations (2011–2014).
Jamie Gillespie
LinkedInExperience: Director of Manufacturing Operations · Intel
Director of Manufacturing Operations at Intel since January 2023, in a role the profile places in Hillsboro, Oregon. At Intel Jamie Gillespie was also Manufacturing Operations Manager (2016–2023), Senior Manufacturing Engineer (2010–2016) and Manufacturing Engineer (2004–2008).
Jean LANDAIS
LinkedInExperience: Director of Semiconductor Operations · Intel
Director of Semiconductor Operations at Intel since January 2018, based in the San Francisco Bay Area, with a headline naming semiconductor manufacturing strategy, fab operations and yield optimization. Jean Landais was also Product Integration Manager at AMD (2012–2018).
Jennifer Gabrielson
LinkedInExperience: Sr. Director, Operations and Execution, Design Engineering Group · Intel
Sr. Director, Operations and Execution, Design Engineering Group at Intel from 2022 to 2024, based in Portland, Oregon. Jennifer Gabrielson also held Intel director roles in Operations and Product Execution, Datacenter Platforms Group (2019–2021) and Operations - Datacenter Engineering Group (2015–2017).
John Kim
LinkedInExperience: Director, Product Materials Supply Operations · Intel
Director, Product Materials Supply Operations at Intel since July 2022, in a role the profile places in Hillsboro, Oregon, where the profile says John Kim led a team of 79 people supporting boards and system supply chain optimization. John Kim was also Materials Manager, Global Supply Chain at Intel (2014–2022).
Kirsty Hing
LinkedInExperience: EMEA Director of Operations and Strategy · Intel
EMEA Director of Operations and Strategy at Intel since January 2023, based in Cirencester, England. At Intel Kirsty Hing was also Chief of staff and Strategy Director (2022–2023), Chief of Staff, Client Computing Group (Sales and Marketing) (2018–2022) and Operations Manager (2017–2018).
Rebecca Tschider
LinkedInExperience: Director, Strategic Operations, Corporate Supply Planning · Intel
Director, Strategic Operations, Corporate Supply Planning at Intel since June 2022, a role the profile lists in the Operations department at director level. At Intel Rebecca Tschider was also Program Manager - Supply Chain Technical (2009–2019), Department Manager - Factory Capital Systems (2005–2009) and Manager - Factory Capital Systems (2001–2005).
Rita F.
LinkedInExperience: Director of Operations · Intel
Director of Operations at Intel since January 2021, leading global operations for advanced semiconductor product lines. At Intel Rita F. was also Senior Operations Manager (2016–2020), Operations Program Manager (2014–2016) and Operations Analyst (2011–2014).
Tamer Ragheb
LinkedInExperience: Director of Operations, Design Technology Platform, Intel Foundry · Intel
Director of Operations, Design Technology Platform, Intel Foundry at Intel since January 2026, based in the Portland, Oregon area. At Intel Tamer Ragheb was also Director of Engineering, External Manufacturing and Sourcing organization (2022–2026) and Design Platform Manager, Design Engineering Group (2018–2022).
Vinod Adivarahan
LinkedInExperience: Director of Global External Manufacturing and Supply Chain Operations · Intel
Director of Global External Manufacturing and Supply Chain Operations at Intel since May 2023, based in Chandler, Arizona. At Intel Vinod Adivarahan was also Director of Global Supply Chain Data Center and Networking Products (2022–2023) and Senior Manager, Global Supply Chain Strategic Sourcing for Optics, ICs, ASICs & Thermal Solutions (2020–2022).
Choose the right perspective
Match the person's operations area, such as foundry operations, external manufacturing and supply chain, factory manufacturing operations, supply planning, materials supply, regional operations or datacenter operations, to the question you need answered. Check whether each person holds the role now or held it in the past, and the dates, so you know which period they can speak to.
Questions to take into the conversation
- 01How does a semiconductor company manage manufacturing and supply chain operations with external suppliers?
- 02How do chipmakers plan materials supply for boards and systems?
- 03How does a semiconductor company run operations for a foundry design platform organization?
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