Supply Chain Engineer (SCE)

Job Overview

Supply Chain Engineer is responsible for driving improvement to factory manufacturing availability and liaising with the factory on supplier labour issues (e.g. local FSE labour, supplier performance, long tool down recovery) for F25.

Key Responsibilities

• Manage and drive quality issues related to supplier safety, quality, and site MQI closure performance. Scope may include chairing and leading 8D work with suppliers and modules to close prevention plans.
• Drive continuous improvement and quality improvement with supplier in partnership with partner FCS teams.
• Responsible for driving manufacturing availability (MA) performance across limiting toolsets within factory in partnership with modules, including problem definitions, roadmap building, and engagement/escalation with suppliers to resolve limiting module issues.
• Work with factory modules and factory leadership to improve cost structures, drive performance to outcome based contracts, and identify cost savings contracting opportunities within the local factory.
• As a senior SCE, lead, coach, and mentor less experienced SCEs. Drive VF wide improvements and standardization.
• Support management/senior leadership to incorporate process and quality improvements in Intel's supply chain and logistics strategy.
• Define material inspection methodology, conduct studies related to cost control, process control, and production yield, and implement plans and programs to optimise supply chain.
• Support product long range plan development by defining next generation methodology capabilities to support Intel's supply chain roadmap.
• Explore and benchmark emerging technology in the industry; contribute to Intel's future technology definition and requirements. Highlight gaps between roadmap strategy, manufacturing capability, and market demands and recommend solutions to address those gaps.
• Track supply demand trends, conduct root cause analysis to find opportunities for process and quality improvements, and collaborate with supply chain leads to implement solutions.
• Lead supplier selections for new business in partnership with commodity managers and technical/quality partners, and drive product and purchase specification content to ensure commodity performance compliance.
• Perform alternate sourcing risk mitigation for single sourced commodities.
• Establish control standards, determine KPIs, monitor performance against targets, and drive root cause analysis for supply chain issues to arrive at solutions.
• Drive supplier process window validation activities on critical process modules through all stages of development.
• Drive supplier improvements on quality, reliability, yield, and cost.
• Maintain quality standards and systems, create relevant specifications to minimise variability and subjectivity to align with operational capability requirements.
• Lead quality excursion management and drive failure mode analysis with suppliers.

Qualifications

• Level8 / Honors Bachelors degree as per the NFQ in an approved Engineering, Business, or Supply Chain discipline.
• +2 years experience in supplier management/contract management or supply chain management.
• +2 years engineering and team management experience.
• Strong stakeholder management and people skills at all levels.
• Level9 / MBA qualification, and semiconductor fab experience is preferred.
• Strong data analysis skills including forecasting and budget management.
• Strong demonstrated planning and organisation skills.
• Proven scientific problem solving and project management experience.
• High systems proficiency including all MS applications.

Job Details

Job type: Experienced Hire Shift: Shift1 (Ireland) Primary location: Ireland, Leixlip Additional location: Business group: Intel Foundry.

Compensation: €71,300.00 - €133,900.00.

EEO Statement

All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, religious creed, sex, national origin, ancestry, age, physical or mental disability, medical condition, genetic information, military and veteran status, marital status, pregnancy, gender, gender expression, gender identity, sexual orientation, or any other characteristic protected by local law, regulation, or ordinance.