Micron Research Labs Infrastructure, Director

Our vision is to transform how the world uses information to enrich life for all . Micron Technology is a world leader in innovating memory and storage solutions that accelerate the transformation of information into intelligence, inspiring the world to learn, communicate and advance faster than ever. Micron is seeking a highly capable MRL Infrastructure Director to connect Micron Research Labs (MRL) with the project team building MRL's flagship research facility in Boise, Idaho.

You will help the MRL leadership team guide the facility from requirements definition and design through construction, laboratory installation, commissioning, and research readiness. Acting as MRL's owner representative, this leader will translate the research mission into clear user requirements for the building, laboratories, technical infrastructure, convening spaces, and shared amenities. They will align researchers and internal stakeholders, keeping requirements traceable and actionable, and represent the MRL leadership team in meetings with construction, architecture and engineering (A&E), facilities, procurement, contracting firms, and other delivery partners.

The leader will drive timely decisions, manage interfaces and risks, challenge designs for functionality and flexibility, and verify that the completed facility meets approved requirements. The role extends through construction, equipment integration, commissioning, acceptance, and handoff readiness. This role requires a credible technical leader and hands-on builder who can connect scientific users with design and construction teams.

Successful candidates will combine disciplined requirements management, sound engineering judgment, executive communication, influence without direct authority, and decisive execution in a complex greenfield program. The successful candidate will operate in an AI-enabled environment and leverage AI-powered and digital technologies to improve requirements management, design coordination, risk assessment, decision-making, project execution, and operational readiness throughout the facility lifecycle.

Owner Representation & Facility Delivery Serve as the primary MRL representative and conduit to the project team for planning, design, construction, laboratory installation, commissioning, and acceptance of the flagship facility. Define, prioritize, validate, and control user requirements for the building, laboratories, technical infrastructure, convening spaces, and shared amenities. Represent the MRL leadership team in design reviews, construction meetings, and decisions involving construction, A&E, facilities, procurement, contracting firms, and key suppliers.

Align research users and delivery partners; identify tradeoffs, secure timely decisions, and protect scope, budget, schedule, quality, safety, and research functionality. User Requirements & Research Infrastructure Translate research workflows, equipment, utilities, environmental controls, security, data and compute, and EHS needs into coordinated design criteria. Define and validate current and future technical infrastructure requirements, including compute, network, and data capabilities.

Define requirements for welcoming, functional shared spaces—including conference and collaboration areas, auditoriums, and spaces for employees, external researchers, partners, and visitors. Convene researchers and functional experts to resolve competing needs, confirm adjacencies and workflows, and approve requirements at each design stage. Coordinate laboratory outfitting and equipment planning, including procurement interfaces, installation sequencing, site readiness, utility connections, and commissioning dependencies.

Ensure the design remains flexible for evolving research programs, partnerships, technologies, and equipment. Project Governance, Commissioning & Readiness Establish governance, decision rights, escalation paths, change control, and reporting that enable timely, informed decisions. Track requirements, design decisions, interfaces, risks, issues, actions, and commitments through closure.

Coordinate pre-handoff readiness requirements, including staffing assumptions, procedures, training, documentation, warranties, service strategies, and acceptance criteria. Lead MRL participation in commissioning, integrated testing, punch-list closure, equipment qualification interfaces, occupancy readiness, and final acceptance. Safety, Compliance & Commercial Stewardship Embed safety, security, EHS, code, permitting, and regulatory requirements throughout design, construction, commissioning, and acceptance.

Support capital planning, change evaluation, commercial reviews, vendor selection, contracting interfaces, and stewardship of project commitments. Hold internal and external partners accountable for decisions, deliverables, quality, schedule, and closure while sustaining constructive relationships.

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