Supply Chain Program Manager (Contractor)
Anritsu · Morgan Hill, CA · 4 days ago
On-siteManufacturingFull-time
Key Responsibilities
- Own and maintain the integrated transition tracker covering ~125 PCBAs (status by assembly, target site, documentation readiness, qualification status, critical path, risks and owners)
- Coordinate preparation and completeness of transfer packages (BOMs, AVLs, process documentation, special process requirements, test requirements, quality)
- Drive and track first-article / pilot / qualification builds and associated change-control activities with suppliers and internal Engineering/Quality/NPI stakeholders
- Support logistics and inventory planning for the transitions (bridge buys, last-time buys, safety stock positioning, shipping plans between sites)
- Facilitate regular cross-functional transition reviews; capture actions, owners and due dates; escalate risks and blockers early
- Assist with shortage and escalation surge support during peak transition periods so permanent SCPMs are not overloaded
- Maintain clear status reporting to the Supply Chain Manager and relevant stakeholders
Requirements
- 5+ years in electronics supply chain, EMS/PCBA manufacturing, or supplier management (EMS experience strongly preferred)
- Demonstrated experience supporting or leading product or process transfer/site transitions in an electronics manufacturing environment
- Strong project coordination and tracking skills; ability to manage large numbers of line items with clear status visibility
- Working knowledge of PCBA processes, documentation packages, qualification requirements and change control
- Excellent cross-functional communication and ability to drive actions with suppliers and internal teams without direct authority
- Proficiency with Excel / tracking tools; experience with ERP/MRP systems and supplier portals is a plus
- Ability to work independently under time pressure and maintain rigorous attention to detail
Preferred
- Prior experience with Contract Manufacturer's or equivalent experience
- Exposure to manufacturing environments