Supply Chain Manager (Semiconductor Commodity)

Ichor Systems, Inc.
Woodlands, North Region, Singapore
SGD 6,000.00/mo - SGD 9,000.00/mo
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Full-time
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Job Description

We are looking for a results-driven Supply Chain Manager to support supplier management, sourcing, NPI and supply chain improvement initiatives in a fast-paced, high-mix manufacturing semiconductor environment. Candidates with experience across Procurement, Commodity Management, Strategic Sourcing, Supplier Development, Planning, NPI, Program Management or Factory Engineering are preferred. Responsibilities Supplier Management - Align the supplier selection with global supply strategy and approved supplier list. - Manage key suppliers and outsource partners across performance, cost, capacity, transfers and launches. - Establish and manage sourcing contracts and supply agreements covering capacity, cost, service levels and commercial requirements. - Drive supplier performance through scorecards, KPIs and improvement actions. - Ensure supplier capacity and forecasts support business requirements, including end-of-life planning. - Manage DDMRP, Kanban and safety stock programs, including ERP setup, replenishment parameters, forecasts and supplier performance. - Resolve supply and delivery issues while mitigating commercial and supply risks. Supply Chain Project Management - Lead supply chain improvement and optimization projects across the organization. - Drive resolution of complex supply chain issues using structured problem-solving methodologies such as 8D. - Support NPI and product transfers by coordinating sourcing, material requirements, PO tracking and supply readiness. - Coordinate ECO impact assessment and implementation across the supply chain. - Develop mitigation plans for capacity, material, lead-time and supply risks, including safety stock, VMI and Kanban. - Drive supplier cost reduction and value-chain optimization initiatives. Requirements - Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Supply Chain, Business or a related discipline. - 5+ years of experience in supply chain, procurement, commodity management, strategic sourcing, NPI or a related function. - Experience in a contract manufacturing or high-mix semiconductor manufacturing environment or relevance. - Engineering or technical professionals with semiconductor/manufacturing knowledge and a keen interest in pursuing a career in Supply Chain or Strategic Sourcing may be considered. - Strong knowledge of supplier management, sourcing, cost analysis, negotiation and supply planning. - Proven experience driving continuous improvement, cost reduction and supply chain solutions. - Strong analytical, problem-solving and communication skills. - Proactive, hands-on and results-oriented, with the ability to work independently in a fast-paced and dynamic environment. - Ability to influence and communicate effectively with suppliers, cross-functional teams and senior stakeholders. - Experience with ERP/PLM systems; SAP and Teamcenter preferred. - Proficiency in Power BI and Microsoft Office preferred. Why Join Ichor? - Competitive Rewards & Benefits – AWS, quarterly variable bonus, employee stock purchase plan, medical, dental, optical benefits, and shift allowance where applicable. - Be Part of the Semiconductor Industry – Support advanced semiconductor manufacturing through innovative products, precision manufacturing and critical technologies. - Learning & Development – Build your skills through hands-on experience, on-the-job learning, training and education upgrading support. - Career Opportunities – Take on new challenges and build your career with a global organization that recognises and rewards your contributions. - People & Culture – Be part of an inclusive workplace that values innovation, collaboration, operational excellence, honesty, reliability and employee wellbeing.

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