Manager of Supply Assurance

Murata Power Solutions, Inc.•Westborough, MA

6d•$125,000 - $143,000•Hybrid

About The Position

Murata Power Solutions is powering what's next in high-performance, sustainable power conversion. We focus on two of the most transformative technology markets: Server, Storage, and Networking (SSN) and advanced automation, including robotics and energy storage. Ranked among the world’s top five suppliers of advanced power electronics, we deliver one of the industry’s widest selections of standard power products and lead in the design of custom, application-specific solutions. Known for the quality of our technology and the strength of our team, Murata Power Solutions offers the opportunity to work with talented engineers and a leadership group committed to growth, innovation, and partnership with many of the world’s leading OEMs.Position SummaryThe Manager of Supply Assurance is responsible for ensuring continuity, resilience, and reliability of supply across the end‑to‑end supply chain. This role proactively identifies supply risks, develops mitigation strategies, and works cross‑functionally with Procurement, Supply Planning, Manufacturing, Quality, and Logistics to protect customer service and business performance. The position plays a critical role in managing constraints, supplier performance, and disruption response.

Requirements

Master’s degree in Supply Chain Management or Business Administration/Management or professional certification (APICS CPIM/CSCP, PMP, or similar) preferred.
Experience managing global suppliers and complex, multi‑tier supply networks.
7 to 10 years' experience preferred.
Supply risk management and resilience planning.
Cross‑functional leadership and influence.
Structured problem solving and root cause analysis.
Data‑driven decision making.
Crisis management and executive communication.

Responsibilities

Own and execute the Supply Assurance strategy to ensure uninterrupted supply in support of customer demand, production plans, and business priorities.
Identify, assess, and mitigate supply risks related to suppliers, materials, capacity, quality, logistics, and geopolitical or macroeconomic factors.
Responsibilities include longer-term supply continuity agreements.
Develop and maintain escalation protocols, and contingency plans for critical materials and suppliers.
Lead cross‑functional response plans for supply disruptions, including shortages, supplier delays, capacity constraints, and transportation issues.
Partner closely with Supply Planning, Procurement, and Manufacturing to align demand, supply, and inventory strategies.
Monitor supplier performance and capacity health, escalating risks and driving corrective actions as needed.
Drive root cause analysis for chronic supply issues and lead implementation of sustainable corrective and preventive actions.
Support new product introductions, sourcing transitions, and supplier changes by assessing supply readiness and risk.
Establish and track supply assurance KPIs such as material availability, recovery lead time, supply risk exposure, and service impact.
Communicate supply risks, mitigation plans, and status updates clearly to leadership and key stakeholders.
Lead and mentor a team of supply chain professionals, fostering a culture of proactive risk management and accountability.