Semiconductor Materials Capacity Program Lead

Applied Materials, Inc.; Austin (TX); On-site; USD 108,000 - 149,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Bonus program

Stock awards

Comprehensive benefits

Job summary

Applied Materials, Inc. seeks a Materials Capacity Program Manager (B4) in its DDP Supply Chain team in Austin to lead capacity planning, supplier risk management, and end-to-end program execution for semiconductor components.

The role requires an educational background in engineering, supply chain, or business, strong cross-functional collaboration, and the ability to drive ramp readiness with multi-quarter forecasts and supplier coordination.

Qualifications

• Educational background in engineering, supply chain, or business.
• Proven track record in capacity planning and supplier risk management.
• Experience with semiconductor supply chain programs.

Responsibilities

• Forecasts and communicates capacity and manufacturing requirements to suppliers.
• Leads cross-functional capacity reviews with SAMs, SEs, DEAs, and Commodity Business Managers.
• Develops supplier capacity strategies and heat maps to support ramp readiness through multi-quarter forecasts.
• Negotiates supplier capacity and delivery; conducts supplier risk assessments.
• Monitors supplier performance against capacity commitments and tracks key metrics.
• Manages capacity actions and publishes KPIs.
• Works with engineering and manufacturing to identify long-lead, critical parts and develops roadmaps.
• Collaborates with quality and engineering to resolve capacity or quality issues.

Skills

Capacity planning

Supplier risk management

Supply chain program execution

Education

Engineering degree

Supply chain degree

Business degree

Job description

Applied Materials, Inc. seeks a Materials Capacity Program Manager (B4) in its DDP Supply Chain team in Austin to lead capacity planning, supplier risk management, and end-to-end program execution for semiconductor components.

The role requires an educational background in engineering, supply chain, or business, strong cross-functional collaboration, and the ability to drive ramp readiness with multi-quarter forecasts and supplier coordination.