Hybrid Hardware Supply Chain Manager

Aurora Operations, Inc.

Mountain View (CA)

Hybrid

USD 181,000 - 185,000

Full time

5 days ago

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Job summary

Aurora Operations, Inc. is seeking a Supply Chain Program Manager to plan, coordinate, and execute supply chain activities from prototype to production in a hybrid work environment at Mountain View, CA.

This role focuses on supplier readiness, BOM management, and cross-functional collaboration. The ideal candidate has at least 2 years in hardware-focused supply chain program management, strong skills in MS Project, Smartsheet, SQL, and data visualization tools like Tableau/Power BI.

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain Management or a related field.
Minimum 2 years of experience in supply chain program management in hardware industry.
Experience managing supply chain lifecycle from prototype through high-volume production in high-tech hardware.
Strong fundamentals in sourcing, PPAP, supplier quality and risk management.
Understanding of program interdependencies between hardware development and supply chain execution.
Experience managing supply chain readiness for product launches and complex BOMs.
Ability to design risk mitigation frameworks and perform full-BOM risk assessments.
Ability to translate hardware concepts into material requirements and supply chain mappings.
Proficiency with MS Project and Smartsheet for timelines and dependencies.
Experience extracting/analyzing data from ERP/PLM systems (SAP/Oracle) and creating data visualizations (Tableau/Power BI).
Ability to develop metrics and KPIs to measure readiness and supplier performance.
Experience with collaboration tools like JIRA, Smartsheet, MS Project, Tableau.

Responsibilities

Provide planning, coordination, and execution support for the Supply Chain organization.
Liaise between Supply Chain and internal stakeholders including Design Engineering, TPM, NPI, and FP&A.
Lead procurement planning and supplier quality readiness for assigned modules.
Own development and execution of supply chain timelines aligning top-down constraints with bottom-up dependencies.
Map the supply chain from prototype through production.
Analyze end-to-end supply chain performance by defining and tracking key metrics.
Represent Supply Chain in cross-functional program meetings with status updates and mitigation plans.
Coordinate discussions to resolve obstacles and maintain program momentum.
Develop metrics and dashboards to track readiness and KPIs for leadership.
Drive continuous improvement for data integrity, automation, and process optimization.