Geeta Singh
Director of Project Management
Arm
Geeta Singh is passionate about turning complex engineering challenges into meaningful innovation. With 26 years of experience in the semiconductor industry, she has built her career at the intersection of people, process, and technology, where bold ideas are transformed into high-quality products.
As Director of Project Management at Arm, Geeta leads cross-functional teams and drives programs across the entire IP development flow, from defining product requirements through design, validation, and delivery. She thrives on orchestrating collaboration, streamlining execution, removing barriers, and creating the structures that allow engineering excellence to translate into real-world impact at global scale.
Prior to Arm, Geeta spent nearly a decade at Marvell, where she played a key role in the development of CPU platforms. She led system verification and core integration programs, with a strong focus on emulation and FPGA prototyping to validate designs early and accelerate debug cycles. Geeta also drove CPU benchmarking and performance validation, ensuring that design trade-offs translated into measurable results. By improving integration processes and strengthening collaboration across design, verification, and validation teams, her work enhanced product quality, reduced bring-up risks, and shortened time-to-market.
Earlier, at Intel, Geeta worked on the XScale processor family, where she gained deep technical expertise in pre-silicon validation, post-silicon execution, and system-level debug. This hands-on work gave her direct insight into the challenges of bringing complex designs from concept into production and sharpened her ability to deliver under demanding schedules.
At Parthus Technologies, she began her career as a design engineer, developing Arm-based SoC solutions and gaining first-hand experience in design, validation, and integration.
Together, these experiences gave Geeta a complete perspective of the semiconductor product lifecycle. This foundation continues to anchor her leadership today, enabling her to guide large-scale, cross-functional programs with both technical credibility and strategic clarity.
Beyond her professional achievements, Geeta is deeply committed to mentoring and developing others, especially women in technology. She believes leadership is built on trust, visibility, and inclusion, and she champions a culture of curiosity, resilience, and empowerment that enables both people and organizations to thrive together.
The Women in Hardware Mentorship (WHM) Program kicked off the pilot program in January 2023. It was founded by Antonella Oliva and senior industry women leaders with a goal to increase the presence of women in leadership positions in hardware engineering by sharing mentor women leaders’ strategies.
