Yasmin Khan
Inclusive Program Leader | Strategic Planning | Building Inclusive, Results-Oriented Initiatives. PhD in Human Geography, Women & Gender Studies, MA Water Resource Management, MCRP Community Planning.
- Role
- Construction Program Manager at Intel
- Location
- Albuquerque, NM, US
- LinkedIn followers
- 500 followers
About Yasmin Khan
Throughout my career, I have proven to be an innovative, adaptable, strategic, and culturally diverse program and communications leader with 15+ years of experience delivering large-scale project management and stakeholder-driven initiatives across environmental planning, humanitarian policy, media, government, and global engagement sectors. I am adept at strategic planning, cross-functional team leadership, and policy development. I have an excellent history of developing inclusion-oriented programs, driving operational excellence, and implementing innovative solutions to complex challenges. At Intel Corporation, I apply my expertise to ensure excellence in program management. My mission is to integrate socio-ecological principles and humanitarian insights into corporate practice, fostering a culture where diverse perspectives catalyze innovative solutions. My current tenure at Intel leverages my skills in project management, conflict resolution, and strategic policy development. My role involves intricate collaboration and negotiation, informed by my research on vulnerabilities and resilience in humanitarian contexts. I bring a unique blend of academic rigor and practical experience, aiming to create sustainable and inclusive environments in the communities we serve.
Experience
Construction Program Manager
Jul 2022 — Present · Albuquerque, NM, US
I am the PMO for a team of 50 professionals for a $3.5 billion advanced packaging project within Intel\'s foundry construction enterprise. My role involves aligning project scope, budgets, and timelines across departments while ensuring compliance with CHIPS Act reporting and operational standards.• I conceptualized and launched the first construction inclusive, bilingual \"Women in Construction Day,\" creating a space for discussion for women in trades and Intel employees. This event was globally replicated, reaching over women across Intel sites.• My efforts led to organizing a suicide prevention awareness week, connecting participants with essential services like mental health resources and financial planning, making it Intel\'s largest event with international adoption.• I led the development of the first U.S-based foundry solutions model, improving operational efficiency and establishing a global template for advanced packaging systems.• Delivered precise CHIPS Act compliance reporting for multi-billion-dollar federal funding, ensuring accurate communication with government stakeholders.• My responsibilities included managing risks, schedule integration, and communications for a $3.5 billion project involving 3,500 tradespeople, enhancing collaboration across sectors and reporting accuracy.
Education
University of Toronto
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
The University of New Mexico
Bachelor's degree
2000 — 2003
The University of New Mexico
Master's degree
2008 — 2011
University of Toronto
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD
The University of New Mexico
Master's degree
2008 — 2011
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