About The Role

This role requires a detailed understanding of end-to-end semiconductor manufacturing — from silicon start through wafer fabrication, assembly/test, packaging, and integration into downstream applications — combined with the ability to drive process improvement initiatives in highly technical, capital-intensive environments.

This individual will serve as a day-to-day advisor to client stakeholders, managing project teams to improve supply planning performance, operational resilience, and end-to-end supply chain visibility. The role requires both semiconductor domain knowledge and strong project leadership capability.

Key Responsibilities

Manag e semiconductor supply chain process transformation workstream s from diagnostic through implementation.
Serve as a key point of contact for Director - and Manage r-level stakeholders across operations, supply chain, and engineering functions.
Support and driv e improvements across:
Silicon start planning
Wafer fabrication flow and cycle time optimization
Assembly, test, and packaging operations
Capacity modeling and constrained supply allocation
Downstream product integration and customer fulfillment
Design and implement supply planning processes in long cycle-time, yield-driven, and capacity-constrained environments.
Facilitate cross-functional workshops and support executive steering sessions, driving alignment across technical and business stakeholders.
Guide team member s in developing actionable recommendations supported by data, scenario modeling, and financial impact analysis.
Assess and help optimize ERP and advanced planning system landscapes supporting semiconductor operations (e.g., SAP IBP/APO, Oracle, Kinaxis, Blue Yonder, OMP, or similar).
Support business development, including contributing to proposals and building client relationships .
Coach and mentor consultants and analysts on engagement team s.

Qualifications

Experience operating in a consultative capacity, including structuring complex and ambiguous problems, support ing executive workshops, managing day-to-day client stakeholders, and delivering client -ready recommendations.
Prior consulting experience, with experience at a Big 4 or Tier 1 IT services consulting firm preferred.
Hands-on experience in semiconductor supply planning within wafer fabrication and/or assembly, test, and packaging environments.
Working understanding of semiconductor manufacturing processes, including:
Wafer fabrication flows and extended cycle times
Yield management and capacity constraints
Assembly/test operations and packaging dynamics
Integration into OEM and end-market applications
Experience contributing to process improvements in constrained-capacity, long lead-time semiconductor environments with measurable operational or financial impact.
Strong executive communication skills with the ability to engage engineering, operations, and senior stakeholders credibly.
Experience with ERP and advanced planning systems supporting semiconductor ecosystems (e.g., SAP IBP/APO, Oracle, Kinaxis, Blue Yonder, OMP, or similar).
Experience managing cross-functional teams and concurrent workstreams.

Additional Requirements

Location: US
Work Model: Hybrid, with significant client-site presence as required
Travel: Willingness to travel up to 50–60% based on client needs
Education: Bachelor’s degree required (Engineering, Supply Chain, Operations, or related field preferred)