Supply Chain Engineer

About the Role Join Intel's dynamic supply chain team as a Supply Chain Engineer to shape the future of semiconductor manufacturing, drive operational excellence, and collaborate with cross-functional teams and suppliers to optimize processes and product quality. What You'll Do

• Manage and drive quality issues related to supplier safety, quality, and site MQI closure performance, including chairing and leading 8D problem-solving with suppliers and modules to close prevention plans.
• Drive continuous quality improvement with suppliers in partnership with partner FCS teams, and ensure MQI closure through Put Time (TPT) to industry standards.
• Drive improvements to factory manufacturing availability and liaise with the factory on supplier labor issues (e.g., local FSE labor, supplier performance, long tool down recovery) for F9 in New Mexico.
• Drive MA performance across limiting toolsets within the factory in partnership with modules, including problem definitions, roadmap building, and engagement/escalation with suppliers to resolve limiting module issues.
• Work with factory modules and leadership to improve cost structures, drive performance to outcome-based contracts, and identify cost savings contracting opportunities in the local factory.
• Conduct cost control, process optimization, and production yield studies to enhance operational efficiency.
• Collaborate with supply chain leads to implement programs that elevate quality and streamline operations.
• Establish control standards, define KPIs, monitor performance, and drive solutions for supply chain challenges.
• Drive supplier quality improvement initiatives focusing on reliability, yield, cost, and performance optimization.
• Manage quality excursion processes and failure mode analysis with suppliers and Quality teams to ensure compliance with operational standards.
• As a senior SCE, lead/coach and mentor less experienced SCEs and drive cross-organization improvements and standardization. What We're Looking For
• Demonstrated ability to drive supplier accountability, develop quality standards, and implement process improvements.
• Ability to lead cross-functional teams, collaborate with diverse groups, and influence others.