Scott DeBoer
President and Chief Technology and Products Officer of Micron Technology, overseeing Micron Research Labs
- President and Chief Technology and Products Officer, Micron Technology12
- Committee member, U.S. Department of Energy Office of Science Advisory Committee1
- Member of the governing council, Semiconductor Research Corporation JUMP and nCORE programs1
Scott DeBoer is President and Chief Technology and Products Officer of Micron Technology, responsible for the company's memory and storage roadmap. DeBoer's organization covers Micron's core technology, engineering and product development functions, and DeBoer oversees Micron Research Labs, the company's research hub for memory and compute technologies. DeBoer joined Micron in 1995 as a process technology engineer.12
Career
DeBoer joined Micron in 1995 as a process technology engineer and held a series of technical and managerial positions, becoming vice president of Process R&D in 2007, executive vice president of Technology Development in 2017, and executive vice president of Technology and Products in 2019. In 2026 DeBoer was appointed president and chief technology and products officer.1
In the current role, DeBoer's organization includes Micron's core global technology, engineering and product development functions, along with test systems engineering, global quality, corporate strategy and Micron Ventures, and DeBoer oversees Micron Research Labs.1
Technical work and service
Micron credits DeBoer with directing the development and delivery of many technology nodes and with authoring technical publications and holding U.S. patents. DeBoer serves on the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Science Advisory Committee, on the board of Idaho Business for Education, and on the governing council of the Semiconductor Research Corporation's JUMP and nCORE research initiatives.1
Work
Micron memory technology development (external site: micron.com)Proprietary product
Led the development and delivery of successive Micron memory technology nodes, and as President and Chief Technology and Products Officer is responsible for the company's memory and storage roadmap and Micron Research Labs.1
Career timeline
1995
Joined Micron as a process technology engineer.1
2007
Appointed vice president of Process R&D at Micron.1
2017
Became executive vice president of Technology Development.1
2019
Became executive vice president of Technology and Products.1
2026
Appointed president and chief technology and products officer of Micron.12
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