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Change Management Specialist at Applied Materials - ApplyBlast

Change Management Specialist

Applied Materials

1 month ago

3.9 on Glassdoor

Onsite

Full Time

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About this role

The Change Management Specialist supports global Field Service initiatives by applying Prosci-based change management practices to drive adoption, readiness, and sustained change. The role partners with program teams, field leadership, and stakeholders to design communications, training, and reinforcement activities, and measures adoption outcomes.

Responsibilities

Embed change management activities within global field service programs
Coach executive sponsors and managers to drive adoption
Define and track adoption metrics and reinforce post‑deployment

Skills

Qualifications

Bachelor's DegreeProsci Certification

About Applied Materials

appliedmaterials.com

Headquarters

Santa Clara, California, United States

Company Size

10001+ employees

Founded

1967

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Applied Materials is a global leader in materials engineering solutions that enable the production of virtually every new semiconductor chip and advanced display. The company designs, manufactures and services equipment, software and process technologies across semiconductor fabrication (deposition, etch, implantation, inspection/metrology, CMP, ALD/CVD/PVD), advanced packaging and display manufacturing. Its customers include chipmakers, foundries and display manufacturers worldwide, and it provides process integration, factory automation and lifecycle services to improve yield, performance and cost. Headquartered in Santa Clara, California, Applied Materials combines deep R&D and scale to drive device scaling, energy efficiency and new architectures.