AP Supply Chain Electroni... 12k-24k

Responsibilities:
Supplier Management & Development
61Collaborate with suppliers to develop cost-effective and technically optimized manufacturing solutions for electronic products.
61Conduct technical evaluations of supplier capabilities and performance, focusing on SMT, PCBA, test, and assembly processes.
61Lead improvement projects with suppliers to improve quality, throughput, and cost.
61Collaborate with Commodity Managers to align supplier capability with long-term business needs.
61Identify, evaluate, develop and qualify ECM to ensure a diverse and competitive supply base.
61Conduct supplier audits and capability assessments to verify technical readiness.
61Engage and lead supplier negotiations and problem-solving.

Design-to-Cost (DTC) & Manufacturability
61Work with Engineering to ensure product designs align with supplier manufacturing capabilities.
61Lead the DFM/DFX with supplier and feedback to Engineering for improved manufacturability and cost efficiency.
61Support should-cost and cost breakdown analysis for electronic components and assemblies.

Technical & NPI Support
61Provide technical support to suppliers throughout prototype, pilot, and mass production phases.
61Support supplier process reviews, PFMEA, control plan, and build readiness verification.
61Troubleshoot supplier process issues and coordinate problem-solving for NPD launches.
61Participate in engineering builds to validate manufacturing readiness and cost targets.

Cross-Functional Collaboration
61Work closely with Engineering, site and Commodity Manager to integrate supplier insights into sourcing and design decisions.
61Collaborate with the Supply Chain Analyst (NPI/NPD) on project schedule, BOM cost tracking, and supplier performance reporting.
61Provide regular technical updates and cost recommendations to cross-functional teams.
61Collaborate with cross-functional teams to drive cost reductions.

Continuous Improvement
61Identify and drive process optimization, automation, and lean manufacturing initiatives with suppliers.
61Stay current with industry trends and emerging electronics manufacturing technologies.
61Perform cost breakdown analysis and identify cost-saving opportunities.
61Analyze market trends, cost drivers, and supplier capabilities.

Requirements:
61Bachelor’s degree in Electronics Engineering, Manufacturing, or Process Engineering or related technical field.
615+ years of experience in supply chain, electronic component sourcing experience or electronic manufacturing industries related job functions.
61Strong analytical and quantitative skills; proficiency in Excel and data visualization tools.
61Experience with cost accounting and BOM management.
61Familiarity with ERP systems (SAP, Oracle, etc.) and procurement processes.
61Excellent communication and collaboration skills.
61Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment.
61Detail-oriented with strong problem-solving abilities.

Job Competencies:
61Drives Results: Consistently achieves objectives, even under challenging circumstances.
61Manages Ambiguity: Operates effectively when the way forward is not clear.
61Builds Networks: Develops strong relationships inside and outside the organization.
61Manages Complexity: Makes sense of complex information to solve problems.
61Communicates Effectively: Delivers clear, concise communications to diverse audiences.
61Collaborates: Works effectively with others to achieve shared goals.
61Action Oriented: Tackles new opportunities and challenges with urgency and enthusiasm.
61Customer Focus: Builds strong relationships and delivers customer-centric solutions.
61Decision Quality: Makes timely, sound decisions that move the organization forward.

Additional Requirements:
61Regular calls with cross-regional internal teams and external suppliers across different time zones.
61Occasional domestic or international travel (20-30%).
61Able to work in a fast-paced, global environment with minimal supervision.