Director, Supply Planning
ARM•22h ago
United StatesHybrid$246.5K–$333.5KFull-timeDirector Level10+ yrs exp
H-1B sponsor
We are seeking a Supply Planning leader to join our Operations team in San Jose, CA. This is an opportunity to join Arm at an exciting time as our business continues to grow. You will develop our supply chain, from driving supplier forecast and capacity planning to ensuring the timely delivery throughout the lifetime of the product
Responsibilities
- Develop and implement supply planning processes, in collaboration with our suppliers.
- Run the supply chain for optimal balance of on time delivery and cost.
- Lock in capacity to support our growing demand and upside potential.
- Manage our supply from raw materials to finished goods.
- Develop supply chain transparency through building strong trusting relationships with our suppliers.
- Required Skills and Experience : 10 years experience in a fabless semiconductor startup Hands on experience with end-to-end Foundry and OSAT supply planning Experience in fab capacity planning and wafer starts Proven ability to translate demand forecasts into executable supply plans across multiple nodes and suppliers Efficiently collaborating across multiple time zones &ldquo
- Nice To Have&rdquo
- Skills and Experience : Experience planning memory supply Ability to operate in ambiguous and fast changing environments Experience in a large scale fabless semiconductor company Consistent record in identifying and proactively mitigating supply risks, capacity constraints, and yield variability Experience in supporting NPI ramp planning, working closely with Engineering, Product, Operations, Finance, and Program Management #LI-RJ1 Salary Range: $246,500-$333,500 per year We value people as individuals and our dedication is to reward people competitively and equitably for the work they do and the skills and experience they bring to Arm.
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Required skills
supply chaincapacity planningwafer startsdemand forecastingNPI ramp planning