Supports semiconductor supply chain performance by analyzing systems, improving processes, managing material and supplier risks, and strengthening quality, reliability, yield, and cost outcomes.
About this role
Within Intel’s Supply Chain organization, this role manages Tier 2/3 suppliers of substrate inputs. It addresses constraints in t-glass, substrate core, build-up film, MLCC and other materials, overseeing supply upstream of Intel’s substrate suppliers. The manager develops sourcing strategies and supplier-development plans, reviews market disruptions, and protects business continuity. Duties include negotiating technical contract terms, influencing design decisions and technology roadmaps, coordinating purchases against technical and cost requirements, and working with engineering, finance and legal on product requirements, disputes and risk mitigation. The role also leads sustainability and regulatory-compliance initiatives. Applicants need a relevant bachelor’s degree and at least nine years in commodity management, sourcing strategy, supplier management or related work. Contract negotiation and supplier relationship management expertise are required, as are knowledge of technology roadmaps, supply-chain solutions and risk mitigation, and proficiency in capacity planning, supply-demand analysis and commercial acumen.
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