Sr. Supply Chain Specialist

Advanced Micro Devices, Inc•Austin, TX

About The Position

AMD, Inc. is hiring a Sr. Supply Chain Specialist to design, develop, test, and evaluate integrated systems for managing industrial production processes, including inventory control, logistics, and material flow. The role analyzes and coordinates supply chain functions within a semiconductor organization, reviews production schedules and process information, and identifies and implements improvements. The specialist analyzes supply-demand matching using MRP systems, investigates shortages and surpluses, and drives corrective actions. The role reviews MRP inputs with functional owners to support accountability and data accuracy, provides product intelligence for inventory forecasting, and distinguishes the demand plan from the revenue plan. It also works to close revenue dedication gaps, improve product health, recommend demand-crafting opportunities, and resolve production problems or minimize costs through quality-control procedures. The specialist represents Product Planning and presents supply and inventory plans to internal customers and at cross-functional meetings. Other work includes dispositioning inactive or held inventory, identifying demand mix for factory planning and the Graded Die Forecast, leading OPN constraints to align release dates, coordinating new BOM creation with data management, working with Central Planning on BOM part connections and disconnections, and conducting root-cause analysis and recommending dispositions for inventory forecasts and financial close. Under supervision, the role exercises judgment within defined company procedures and practices to select methods, techniques, and evaluation criteria. Multiple openings are available. Travel is not required.

Requirements

Master’s degree or foreign equivalent in Manufacturing and Mechanical Systems Integration, Supply Chain Management, Manufacturing Engineering, Industrial Engineering, or a related field.
One year of experience in the job offered or a closely related supply chain analyst/manager or industrial engineer role.
One year of experience in product and demand planning.
One year of experience analyzing current inventories and procedures and applying data-mining techniques to identify patterns, trends, and inefficiencies.
One year of experience identifying bottlenecks, inefficiencies, and improvement opportunities and enabling proactive measures to enhance supply-chain resilience.
One year of experience leveraging data-visualization dashboards, including PowerBI and Tableau.
One year of experience in Supply Chain Planning, including S&OP and Capacity Planning.
One year of experience with ERP/MRP systems, including SAP, AS400, and Frontier.
One year of experience with CAD tools.
One year of experience in Production & Capacity Optimization, including BOM, Routing, and PPAP.
One year of experience in end-to-end Supply Chain Optimization.

Responsibilities

Design, develop, test, and evaluate integrated industrial production management systems, including inventory control, logistics, and material flow.
Review production schedules, engineering specifications, process flows, and related information, and implement process improvements.
Analyze and coordinate supply chain functions for a semiconductor organization.
Analyze supply-demand matching using MRP systems; resolve root causes of changes, shortages, and surpluses; and identify and drive corrective actions.
Review MRP inputs with functional owners to promote accountability and data accuracy, including yields, BOM, and capacity.
Provide product intelligence and required actions for inventory forecast generation.
Explain differences between the demand plan (ship plan) and revenue plan (MOF).
Drive discussions and actions to close revenue dedication gaps by unit and improve product health.
Enact quality-control procedures to resolve production problems or minimize costs, and recommend demand-crafting opportunities to achieve business goals.
Represent Product Planning and articulate supply and inventory plans at meetings with internal customers, including PEO, Business Unit, and Production Control (PLPC).
Drive disposition of inactive or held inventory and represent ISC in meetings with Business Units, Finance teams, and Inventory Management.
Identify required demand mix for factory planners when leading the line and crafting the Graded Die Forecast (GDF).
Lead OPN constraints to align release dates based on IP dates or manufacturing requirements.
Coordinate with data management (GPDM) on new BOM creation based on new RIDV and post-processors.
Work with Central Planning to identify part connections and disconnections in the BOM.
Perform root-cause analysis and recommend dispositions for inventory forecasts and financial close.
Under supervision, select methods, techniques, and evaluation criteria within defined company procedures and practices.