Supply Chain and Sourcing Project Manager

ASML•Wilton, CT

12h

About The Position

As a Supply Chain and Sourcing Project Manager within ASML’s Strategic Sourcing and Procurement sector (SS&P), you will lead the end-to-end supply chain and sourcing work for the introduction and industrialization of new products. Following ASML’s Product Generation Process (PGP), you will coordinate teams at ASML and suppliers to deliver products that meet logistics, cost, and quality objectives and support the overall program business case. The role represents SS&P in cross-sector cluster teams and is the first point of contact for supply chain operations and related project issues. It works closely with engineering, factory, field, suppliers, product coordinators, supplier account teams, and senior stakeholders. The position also drives continuous improvement within SS&P. The current base annual salary range is $150,750–$276,375; the posting also includes a separate, conflicting salary range of $0–$0.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain, Logistics, Engineering, or a similar field.
At least 8 years of work experience in a complex organization, including at least 2 years of new product introduction experience.
Proven project management experience and experience leading multidisciplinary teams.
Track record of improving efficiency and effectiveness in a technical production environment.
Highly organized and able to turn complex issues into pragmatic solutions.
Able to influence without formal authority and navigate strategic and operational relationships.
Able to establish and maintain effective relationships at different organizational levels.
Resilient in high-stress, high-pressure environments, including escalations.
Conceptual and analytical thinking skills.
Pragmatic, hands-on, results-driven approach.
Strong communication skills, including listening, asking effective questions, and constructively challenging; able to gain stakeholder buy-in and commitment.
Influencing skills and ability to lead and coach team members.
Project management skills, including translating requirements into a Product Masterplan.
Strong affinity for working in a technical environment.
Good business judgment and ability to manage multiple concurrent projects and priorities.
Ability to prioritize key topics, recognize when support is needed, and involve the appropriate stakeholders.
Action-oriented self-starter who can set direction and work hands-on as circumstances require.
Strong analytical, structural, and organizational skills.
Experience managing internal and external stakeholders at operational and executive levels.
Qualified candidates must be legally authorized to access controlled technology under U.S. export regulations before beginning work.

Nice To Haves

Master’s degree.
New product introduction experience in a high-tech, low-volume OEM environment.
Experience interfacing with suppliers on industrialization targets.
Experience with creative, out-of-the-box problem solving.
Experience in bottleneck management of manufacturing processes.
Previous sourcing experience.

Responsibilities

Define, secure, and monitor supply chain and sourcing NPI and industrialization deliverables within the Product Generation Process, including alignment on SS&P key decisions and Development & Engineering deliverables.
Identify and manage supply chain risks and represent supplier perspectives within product teams.
Assess material availability, supplier move-rate capabilities, and long-lead-time items.
Drive and report on the Cluster Cost of Goods roadmap against targets with SS&P clusters, commodities, Business Line, SPFTs, and supplier account teams.
Prepare annual OPEX/CAPEX forecasts and manage Supplier NRE, tooling, and packaging spend within budget.
Proactively resolve quality, logistics, technology, and cost issues with internal and external stakeholders, and organize periodic management reviews.
Coordinate with engineering, factory, field, and supplier representatives and PLM Product Coordinators to integrate and align key deliverables.
Mobilize resources as needed to meet project plans.
Apply Early Supplier Involvement and Concurrent Engineering methods; define the Complex Part List and coordinate Make/Buy decisions and supplier selections with Supplier Account Teams.
Identify bottlenecks, prepare decisions, and take actions with engineering, suppliers, factories, and field teams to manage the critical path for new parts, time to market, and ramp-up.
Serve as the first point of contact for supply chain operations and related issues in the cross-sector project cluster team, and act as the direct counterpart of the Module Delivery Unit lead.
Proactively report project status, activities, milestones, and resource needs to relevant senior stakeholders.
Represent SS&P in ASML Issue Resolution (AIR) triage and manage SS&P-related AIR issues, including End of Life/Supply issues.
Drive continuous improvement initiatives within SS&P to improve efficiency and effectiveness.