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Kristina Truong

Senior Vice President and Chief Accounting Officer at Enovix
Executive

About Kristina Truong

Kristina Truong, age 53, is Senior Vice President and Chief Accounting Officer (principal accounting officer) at Enovix, appointed December 30, 2024, after joining the company in June 2022; she is an active California CPA with a B.S. in Accounting from Capital University and oversees accounting, controllership, financial reporting, and SOX controls . Company performance during her tenure includes 2024 revenue of $23.1 million (vs. $7.6 million in 2023) and a 2024 TSR of 55, indicating significant top-line growth alongside continuing investment; non-GAAP Q4 2024 metrics reported by Enovix included revenue of $9.7 million, EBITDA loss of $11.7 million, and non-GAAP EPS loss of $0.11, with cash and equivalents of ~$273 million .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Spruce BiosciencesCorporate Controller2020–Jun 2022Led corporate accounting and compliance in a high‑growth environment
Outset Medical, Inc.Corporate Controller2018–2020Managed corporate controller functions at a public med‑tech company

External Roles

  • No public company directorships disclosed; credential: active California Certified Public Accountant .

Fixed Compensation

  • Not disclosed for Ms. Truong in the latest proxy or 8‑K filings; Enovix did not include Ms. Truong among 2024 Named Executive Officers (NEOs), and detailed pay tables cover CEO, COO, CLO, and former CFO .

Performance Compensation

  • Not disclosed for Ms. Truong; Enovix’s incentive design (AIP and LTIP with PRSUs/RSUs) is detailed for NEOs, but individual targets/payouts for the CAO are not provided in filings .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

Ownership MetricAs ofValueNotes
Total beneficial ownership (shares)01/17/2025122,632Initial Form 3 filing upon appointment
RSUs included in beneficial ownership12/30/2024115,200“Includes 115,200 shares issuable upon the settlement of RSUs”
% of shares outstanding04/15/2025 (record date)~0.064% (122,632 ÷ 191,970,506) Derived from Form 3 shares and shares outstanding
Pledging/Hedging statusPolicyCompany prohibits pledges, short sales, hedging; waivers only by Board/Audit Committee; no Truong waivers disclosed Rodgers had a pledge waiver; no such disclosure for Truong
Stock ownership guidelinesNot disclosedNo executive ownership guideline disclosure found for CAO

Insider activity:

  • Initial Form 3 reported above; no Form 4 transactions located in company filings/search to date (Jan–Nov 2025) .

Employment Terms

TermDetail
AppointmentAppointed Senior VP & Chief Accounting Officer on 12/30/2024; principal accounting officer
Company tenureJoined Enovix in June 2022
ResponsibilitiesOversees accounting, controllership, financial reporting, SOX controls; senior leadership role
IndemnificationExpected to enter company’s standard indemnification agreement for officers
Related partiesNo family relationships and no related person transactions disclosed for Truong
Insider trading policyProhibits short sales, options, hedging, and pledging absent waivers; applies to officers
Clawback policyExecutives subject to recoupment of excess incentive compensation after restatements (effective Oct 2, 2023)

Investment Implications

  • Alignment and vesting pressure: Initial ownership comprised largely of RSUs (115,200 of 122,632), indicating multi‑year equity alignment but also potential periodic settlement/vesting events that can add supply when trading windows open; however, no Form 4 sales are observed so far .
  • Controls and execution: As principal accounting officer, Truong’s oversight of SOX controls and financial reporting is central to Enovix’s internal control quality; the company notes prior material weaknesses have been remediated and emphasizes retention of key finance talent amid 2024–2025 leadership transitions (CFO departure in Dec 2024, CAO role creation, new CFO in Apr 2025), a factor for retention risk monitoring .
  • Company performance context: 2024 revenue scaled to $23.1 million with Q4 beats on revenue and non‑GAAP loss guidance, supporting the narrative of operational progress; cash of ~$273 million provides runway, but continued losses and capex underscore the need for disciplined financial execution under Truong’s remit .
  • Governance safeguards: Insider trading restrictions and clawback policy reduce misalignment risk; no pledging disclosure for Truong, which is positive relative to policy red flags .

Note: Specific base salary, bonus targets/payouts, and individual equity award vesting schedules for Ms. Truong are not disclosed in public filings; the equity and incentive design details published apply to the NEO cohort rather than the CAO .