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LOIC LIETAR
Corporate Vice President, Corporate Business Development
STMicroelectronics
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 Loïc
Liétar was born in Paris, France, in 1962. He
graduated with a degree in Engineering from the Ecole Polytechnique,
Paris, in 1984, a degree in Microelectronics from Orsay University
(1985), and he holds an MBA from Columbia University, New York
(1993).
Liétar joined Thomson Semiconducteurs, a predecessor company
to STMicroelectronics, in 1985 as an analog IC designer at the
Company’s site in Grenoble, France. Between 1987 and 1998
he held several positions in R&D Management and Marketing
in Milan, Paris and Singapore. In 1999, he was appointed Director
of Advanced System Technologies US Labs, based in San Diego, where
he oversaw the development of computing, graphics and networking
technologies.
In 2003, Liétar was appointed General Manager of ST’s
Cellular Terminals Division, where he moved to Geneva to spearhead
the expansion of ST’s wireless business. He later moved
to the Application Processor Division of ST, bringing Nomadik,
ST’s leading-edge, low-power device for enhanced mobile
applications, to market.
In 2006, Liétar was appointed Group Vice President, Strategies
for ST’s Strategies and System Technologies Group, based
in Geneva, where he was instrumental in establishing ST’s
partnership with IBM in advanced CMOS process development and
in founding Numonyx, the flash memory joint-venture of ST and
Intel.
In January 2008, Loïc Lietar was promoted to Corporate Vice
President, Corporate Business Development, responsible for ST’s
Technology Strategic Alliances, Mergers&Acquisitions and Strategic
Planning.
Updated - July 2008
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