Manager, Supply Chain Planning - Wafers

NVIDIA•Santa Clara, CA

8d•$144,000 - $247,250•Onsite

About The Position

NVIDIA is hiring a Manager, Supply Chain Planning - Wafers, at its Corporate Headquarters in Santa Clara, California. The role manages wafer and die supply planning and partners with business leaders, foundry suppliers, and cross-functional teams to align supply with customer demand, revenue targets, and capacity needs. The manager also leads and mentors a team of supply chain planners and drives planning improvements in a fast-paced, constrained production environment.

Requirements

BA/BS degree in Business, Engineering, or equivalent experience.
At least 8 years of overall experience in supply chain or operations; semiconductor or wafer/chip planning experience is preferred.
At least 4 years of experience in a leadership role.
Proficiency in Excel, SAP, advanced planning software/ERP, and other business software applications.
Agility and flexibility in a fast-paced, constrained production environment.
Strong collaboration and interpersonal skills, with the ability to communicate with senior executive staff.

Nice To Haves

Experience managing global manufacturing with foundry suppliers and partner teams around the world.
Proven problem-solving, analytical, and complex modeling skills.
Excellent organizational skills and the ability to manage multiple assignments and people concurrently.
Ability to find creative, out-of-the-box solutions and approaches to complex problems.

Responsibilities

Manage weekly, monthly, and quarterly supply plans with business leaders and provide guidance on supply and inventory positions.
Analyze planning strategies and priority tradeoffs with business leaders to optimize supply against customer demand and revenue targets.
Present weekly supply changes to executive management.
Develop, mentor, and lead a high-performing team of supply chain planners responsible for wafer and die supply.
Collaborate with foundry partners to resolve near-term wafer supply shortages and forecast longer-term capacity requirements.
Oversee cross-functional alignment with backend planning, capacity planning, and engineering teams to understand chip supply bottlenecks and influence downstream capacity investments.
Guide continuous improvement efforts and projects in support of organizational strategies.