Supply Chain Architect - Intel Foundry (Contract)

Intel•Aloha, OR

5d•Hybrid

About The Position

Intel Foundry is hiring a Supply Chain Architect for its Supply Chain Enablement team to help design and deliver the future-state supply chain operating model. The role partners with leaders across business, operations, manufacturing, and technology to transform how Intel plans, manufactures, and delivers products worldwide. The Supply Chain Architect develops a long-term vision, capabilities, and transformation roadmap; designs end-to-end supply chain processes; aligns business needs with scalable solutions; and translates strategies and customer requirements into business capabilities, technology solutions, and implementation roadmaps. The position also establishes architecture standards and governance, evaluates solutions using operational and business metrics, and supports enterprise transformation and continuous improvement. This is an Intel Contract Employee position with a hybrid work model, based in Hillsboro, Oregon, with additional locations in Phoenix, Arizona, and Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain, Engineering, Business, Information Systems, Computer Science, or a related field.
At least 5 years of experience in supply chain operations, planning, manufacturing, logistics, fulfillment, or semiconductor operations.
Experience designing, implementing, or integrating solutions across multiple supply chain functions, such as demand planning, supply planning, inventory management, manufacturing operations, order management, logistics and distribution, supplier collaboration, or customer fulfillment.
Experience defining complex business requirements and translating them into business processes, systems, or enterprise solutions.
Experience supporting large-scale implementations from design through deployment and operational stabilization.
Working knowledge of enterprise supply chain platforms, data models, integrations, and business processes.
Strong systems thinking and advanced problem-solving skills.
Ability to simplify complex business and technical concepts for diverse audiences.
Proven ability to influence stakeholders and lead cross-functional initiatives without direct authority.
Customer-focused mindset with exceptional collaboration and communication skills.
Adaptability and drive to lead through ambiguity and change.
Strong understanding of semiconductor foundry supply chain standards.

Nice To Haves

Master's degree in Supply Chain, Engineering, Business Administration, or a related discipline.
Experience developing business architectures, capability models, operating models, or transformation roadmaps.
Experience within semiconductor manufacturing, foundry operations, or other complex global supply chain environments.
Knowledge of ERP, APS, planning, manufacturing, or supply chain execution systems.
Experience leading digital transformation or supply chain modernization initiatives.
Lean, Six Sigma, APICS/ASCM, TOGAF, Business Architecture, or related certifications.

Responsibilities

Develop the long-term vision, capabilities, and transformation roadmap for Intel Foundry's supply chain.
Design end-to-end supply chain processes spanning demand planning, supply planning, manufacturing, inventory management, fulfillment, logistics, and supplier collaboration.
Partner with stakeholders across Sales, Manufacturing, Finance, Logistics, Trade, Customer Fulfillment, and IT to align business needs with scalable solutions.
Lead cross-functional workshops to identify opportunities, define future-state processes, and establish operational best practices.
Translate business strategies and customer requirements into integrated business capabilities, technology solutions, and implementation roadmaps.
Evaluate process, data, and technology solutions using service, cost, risk, inventory, and operational performance metrics.
Establish architecture standards and governance to ensure consistency, scalability, and operational excellence.
Drive continuous improvement through analytics, Lean methodologies, Six Sigma principles, and industry best practices.
Support enterprise transformation initiatives by identifying dependencies, mitigating risks, and enabling successful adoption of new capabilities.
Serve as a trusted advisor and thought leader on modern supply chain architecture and semiconductor industry best practices.