Senior Supply Manager, Capital Supply Management

About the role

Micron is looking for a highly motivated individual to join its global team in Capital Supply Management, covering Micron's Assembly & Test (AT) manufacturing sites and labs. As an individual contributor in Global Procurement Supply Management, you will partner with stakeholders and suppliers to drive supply assurance, on-time delivery and cost optimization for capital equipment, spares and services, and manage the end-to-end procure-to-pay process.

Key responsibilities

• Manage end-to-end procurement for Capital, Spares and Services, including P2P processes, delivery follow-up, budgeting support, cash flow management and invoice reconciliation
• Ensure on-time delivery to support network capacity and ramp requirements
• Act as the main commercial contact for assigned suppliers, qualify them, and address performance, quality and delivery gaps
• Drive localization of service and spares, supplier capability development and cost savings using data analytics and should-cost models
• Lead or take part in supplier negotiations, contract creation and monitoring, and coordinate RFQ and sourcing events with Category Supplier Managers
• Build a data-driven supplier performance view and share supplier and market insights with cross-functional stakeholders
• Apply AI-enabled ways of working, automation and process simplification in line with Global Procurement's AI-first transformation

Required profile

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience in Engineering, Supply Chain Management or a related field
• At least 7 years of relevant experience in procurement/purchasing, supply chain or engineering
• Preferred: experience managing greenfield startups in semiconductor manufacturing or high-tech environments, and exposure to automation, AI, ML analytics, process mining or workflow orchestration

Required skills

• Strong knowledge of procurement, sourcing and supplier management, and experience managing contracts and negotiations
• Data-driven cost analysis and should-cost modeling
• Familiarity with procure-to-pay processes and financial controls
• Strong analytical, communication and stakeholder influence skills, and ability to lead initiatives without direct authority