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Partner at McKinsey & Company
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We're adding to our amazing CHIPS Investment operations team at the U.S. Department of Commerce!
We are looking for Program Analysts to join our Application Administration team. Program Analysts will function as key members in the end-to-end application process from intake to award, working closely with internal and external stakeholders to move applications through the pipeline. This role is ideal for those with project management experience, especially with grant / OTA / loan / public financing projects. For more info, email [email protected]!
CC: Autumn Morgan Andy Braden Tanisa Ahmed
https://lnkd.in/eS4uyfWG
Today the CHIPS Program launched our second funding opportunity! This one is for smaller supply chain projects with capital investment below $300 million. Through investments across the semi supply chain, we hope to strengthen supply chain resilience, advance U.S. technology leadership; and support vibrant U.S. fab clusters with a reliable ecosystem of suppliers.
CC: U.S. Department of Commerce
