NORTH READING, MA, Nov 4, 2025 – Teradyne has appointed Michelle Turner as chief financial officer (CFO), succeeding Sanjay Mehta, who has held the position since 2019. Mehta will continue as an executive advisor to support capacity expansion driven by a demand in semiconductor testing and plans to retire in 2026.
Ms. Turner has 30 years of financial and leadership experience in technology and manufacturing, including roles focused on growth management, capital planning, and operational efficiency.
“Our industry is entering a period of accelerating demand driven by advances in AI, semiconductors, and industrial automation,” said Greg Smith, president and CEO of Teradyne. “Aligning our leadership structure around these opportunities will help us execute with focus and agility. I want to thank Sanjay for his excellent leadership and contributions over the past six years and I’m glad that we will have the benefit of his guidance as we expand capacity in 2026. I’m excited to welcome Michelle to the Teradyne team. Her broad, diverse experiences and strong track record of financial leadership will add critical strength to our team.”
Ms. Turner added: “I am thrilled to join the company during such an exciting time of growth and strategic opportunity. I look forward to joining the leadership team and leading the finance organization as we build on the company’s success and drive long-term shareholder returns.”
Ms. Turner has held senior financial roles across the aerospace and defense, industrial, healthcare, and oil and gas sectors. Before joining Teradyne, she was the CFO at L3Harris Technologies. Earlier in her career, she held leadership positions at Johnson & Johnson, BHP Billiton, Raytheon, and Honeywell.
Ms. Turner received her bachelor’s degree in accounting from the University of South Florida and her MBA from Arizona State.
Source: Teradyne
About Teradyne
Teradyne designs, develops, and manufactures automated test equipment and robotics systems. Its testing solutions help semiconductor and electronics manufacturers meet strict quality standards. Teradyne’s robotics division offers collaborative and mobile robots that support manufacturing and warehouse operations across various industries. Founded in 1960 and headquartered in North Reading, MA, Teradyne serves sectors including semiconductors, electronics, and industrial automation. The company’s customers include global firms such as Qualcomm, Intel, and Samsung. Teradyne operates through its Semiconductor Test, Product Test, and Industrial Automation divisions. In 2024, the company reported approximately $2.82B in revenue, with a trailing 12-month revenue of $2.83B through mid-2025. With more than 60 years of experience, Teradyne remains a key provider of high-volume testing systems for chips and circuit boards worldwide.