Materials Program Lead - Supply Chain & Sourcing

Applied Materials, Inc.; Santa Clara (CA); Hybride; USD 108 000 - 149 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Applied Materials, Inc. is seeking a materials procurement professional to forecast and coordinate engineering, materials, and manufacturing requirements with suppliers.

You will participate in make-versus-buy analyses and lead cross-functional teams to deliver materials strategy and project deliverables. You will negotiate with suppliers, assess risks, and monitor performance to meet cost and quality objectives, while collaborating with engineering to refine parts and transition plans for new

Qualifications

• Experience forecasting engineering, materials, and manufacturing needs.
• Ability to coordinate with suppliers and drive procurement decisions.
• Strong negotiation and supplier performance management skills.

Responsabilités

• Forecasts and communicates engineering, materials, and manufacturing requirements to suppliers.
• Provides input to outsourcing decisions by performing make versus buy analysis.
• Coordinates demand signals through MRP to minimize inventory exposure.
• Leads Materials Core Team and coordinates product development deliverables across buyers, planners, and production control.
• Collaborates with engineering to interpret requirements and set materials strategy.
• Assists in supplier price and delivery negotiations; may negotiate contracts.
• Completes supplier risk assessment on critical parts and monitors performance.

Connaissances

Forecasting

Vendor management

Negotiation

Cross-functional collaboration

Outils

MRP

Supply chain software

Description du poste

Applied Materials, Inc. is seeking a materials procurement professional to forecast and coordinate engineering, materials, and manufacturing requirements with suppliers.

You will participate in make-versus-buy analyses and lead cross-functional teams to deliver materials strategy and project deliverables. You will negotiate with suppliers, assess risks, and monitor performance to meet cost and quality objectives, while collaborating with engineering to refine parts and transition plans for new