Supply Chain Engineer is directly responsible to liaise with the factory on direct material issues (e.g. substrates, integrated heat spreader, stiffener, epoxy etc) for ATM assembly test process.
- Manage and drive quality issues. Chair and lead MRBs working with SBG and GMO on 8Dfor the MRB while dispositioning materials. Drive continuous improvement and quality improvement on Direct Materials in tandem with SBG and GMO.
- FME are responsible for all the direct and indirect materials for any New Product Introduction including ensuring qualification.
- Responsible to work with Factory Module Engineers on cost reduction and value engineering activities.
- As a senior SCE, the candidate is expected to lead/coach and mentor junior SCEs.
- They will be expected to drive VF wide improvements and standardization.
Supports management/senior leadership to incorporate process and quality improvements in Intel's supply chain and logistics strategy.
Defines material inspection methodology, conducts studies related to cost control, process control, and production yield, and implements plans and programs to optimize supply chain.
Supports product long range plan development by defining next generation methodology capabilities to support Intel's supply chain roadmap.
Explores and benchmarks emerging technology in the industry.
Contributes to Intel's future technology definition and requirements.
Highlights gaps between roadmap strategy, manufacturing capability, and market demands and recommends solutions to addresses those gaps.
Tracks supply demand trends, conducts root cause analysis to find opportunities for process and quality improvements, and collaborates with supply chain leads to implement solutions.
Leads supplier selections for new business in partnership with commodity managers and technical/quality partners and drives product and purchase specification content to ensure commodity performance compliance.
Performs alternate sourcing risk mitigation for single sourced commodities.
Establishes control standards, determines KPIs, monitors performance against targets, and drives root cause analysis for supply chain issues to arrive at solutions.
Drives supplier process window validation activities on critical process modules through all stages of development.
Drives supplier improvements on quality, reliability, yield, and cost.
Maintains quality standards and systems, creating relevant specifications to minimize variability and subjectivity to align with operational capability requirements.
Leads quality excursion management and drives failure mode analysis with suppliers.
Bachelors or Masters in Materials Engineering, Electrical/Electronics Engineering
Minimum 10+ years experience working with assembly test operations. Required to be on-site working with demanding factory expectations and to be able to show leadership and drive for improvement.
Possesses in-depth technical knowledge of substrates, integrated heat spreaders (IHS), stiffeners, and epoxy processes across assembly packaging.
Experienced in managing all the assembly test direct and indirect materials for any New Product Introduction, high volume manufacturing (HVM) and quality excursion.
Demonstrate the technical structure problem solving.
Applies technical knowledge to define material inspection methodologies, conduct cost and process control studies, improve production yield, and implement initiatives to optimize the supply chain.
Demonstrates strong proficiency with SAP, Power BI, analytical tools, and ILM (internal systems).
Work Model for this Role
This role will require an on-site presence. * Job posting details (such as work model, location or time type) are subject to change.*
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