(Image credit: Getty / Future Publishing) Intel has appointed Seok-Hee Lee, the former chief executive of memory maker SK hynix and battery maker SK On, as executive vice president of Intel Foundry, handing the semiconductor veteran control of advanced packaging, system integration, and all back-end technology development and manufacturing. Lee reports directly to CEO Lip-Bu Tan, and his arrival comes with a structural change at the foundry: Intel is splitting advanced packaging out as a dedicated business, with Naga Chandrasekaran narrowing his focus to front-end work on the Intel 18A and 14A nodes. Longtime executive Navid Shahriari is retiring after 37 years, the company announced . Lee spent roughly a decade at Intel earlier in his career before holding leadership roles across the Korean chip industry, including the top job at SK hynix, one of the world's two largest suppliers of high-bandwidth memory.…