Lee Khem

Lee Khem has extensive experience in business development and sales roles in the semiconductor industry. Lee is currently working as the Sr. Director of Business Development at Kandou, where they have created market strategies, developed Gen5/6/7 connectivity solutions, and negotiated alliances with partners.

Before Kandou, Lee Khem served as the Director of Business Development at Credo, where they developed a go-to-market strategy and business plan for a $2 billion market. Lee also built teams and forged alliances with partners in the ecosystem.

Prior to Credo, Lee Khem held multiple roles at Montage Technology, Inc, including Director of Sales and Business Development. During their tenure, they managed PCIe Gen4/5 Retimer business globally and established partnerships with companies within the ecosystem. Lee also created a business plan for DDR2/3/4 with design wins and worked closely with enterprise and datacenter customers.

Before Montage Technology, Inc, Lee Khem worked as the Director of Sales at Diodes Incorporated (BCD Semiconductor), where they built sales teams and penetrated the Power Management market. Lee also focused on T-1 customers and supported global logistic demands.

Additionally, Lee Khem served as a Sales Manager at Zarlink Semiconductor, where they focused on delivering product breakthroughs and relationship management in the telecom/datacom market segment.

Lee Khem's earlier experiences include working as the Director of Sales - Western Region at Legerity, as well as the Technical Sales Manager at Newave Semiconductors, where they assisted in setting up sales teams and focused on VoIP applications.

Lee also briefly worked as a Technical Sales Manager at Integraded Device Technology.

Overall, Lee Khem's work experience showcases their expertise in business development, sales, market strategy, alliance building, and relationship management within the semiconductor industry.

Lee Khem earned a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from California State University, Chico between the years 1990 and 1995.