Supply Line Segment Lead

At Intel, we create world-changing technology that enriches the lives of every person on earth.

**As a Supply Line Segment Lead your responsibilities will include but not be limited to**:

- Responsible for converting manufacturing and business requirements into actionable strategies and tactics.
- Focus on order management to ensure Assembly Test Manufacturing (ATM) factories on-site inventory stays healthy or optimized based on collaboration efforts with Supply Line Analyst.
- Always looking into the opportunities to enable a streamlined, reliable and effective services for outsource buyers team to execute the routine operation tasks without causing any spares availability issues in ATM factories.
- Managing supplier performance based on the supplier accounts that owned by segment lead.
- Coordinates purchasing activities with outsource buyers such as order delivery management which not limited to PO management, supplier on-time delivery management, address repetitive late offenders and ensuring spares setup on time to meet the factory startup or ramp.
- Prevent supply and demand gaps for ATM factories.
- Monitors the acquisition of materials in support of ramping factories, sustaining factories and dispositions materials proactively and timely to prevent the waste created in ATM factories.
- Executes contractual requirements as well as meets with suppliers to discuss performance, cost opportunities, and future operational strategies.
- Partners with the factories to drive the lowest possible materials and service impact to tool availability.
- Assess appropriate material handling equipment needs and staffing levels to support factory Service Level Agreements and quality requirements.
- Participates in the development and improvement of systems and tools to drive efficiencies across the organization.
- Works with cross organizational teams to solve problems and drive supply chain solutions.
- Highly focus on strategically driving the systemic fixed on order deliver management gaps on key suppliers; drive the proliferations.
- This role acquires strong leadership, initiative to provide the inputs and recommendation on making improvements on order delivery management; partnership with Business Process Manager to document it and drive for standard BPM which will helps the team to march towards BPx on availability and cost management for ATM factories.
- Proactive management of commodities by creating predictive analysis techniques and providing business insights through data analytics.
- Analyze supply vs demand to make purchasing decisions.
- Negotiates with suppliers on material or tool delivery, prioritization, and expedites.
- Managing the internal stakeholder needs with the supplier capabilities.
- Drives and participates in the development of system or process improvements and supply chain solutions across organizational teams.
- Owns the quality of the business processes and continuous improvement.
- Owns reconciling and managing the payments including any warranty, remedies and credits.
- Ease to work independently.
- Strong discipline handling the assigned task with minimum coaching on KTBR.
- Strong interest to provide or drive out of box business processes improvement based on the gaps seen in the team.
- Acquires strong problem solving skills, stakeholder management and communication skills to deal with different stakeholders internally and externally with suppliers; logistics, factories, commodity team.
**Qualifications**

**_Minimum Qualifications:_**
- Bachelor Degree in Industrial Engineering, Administration, Supply Chain, or related field.
- 5+ Years of experience in a Factory, Supply chain and Team Lead role.
- Advanced Proficiency in English.
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Preferred Qualifications:_**
- Factory operation knowledge.
- Knowledge on SAP, WIINGs and with strong data management knowledge.
**Inside this Business Group**
As the world's largest chip manufacturer, Intel strives to make every facet of semiconductor manufacturing state-of-the-art - from semiconductor process development and manufacturing, through yield improvement to packaging, final test and optimization, and world class Supply Chain and facilities support. Employees in the Technology Development and Manufacturing Group are part of a worldwide network of design, development, manufacturing, and assembly/test facilities, all focused on utilizing the power of Moore’s Law to bring smart, connected devices to every person on Earth.