Sr Staff Production PM

Job description

We are seeking a Sr. Staff Strategic Capacity PM to own long-term capacity gap identification, provide solution proposals, and lead the initiatives to solve capacity constraints. This role will develop integrated demand/capacity models, maintain internal and external supply chain capacity profiles by site, support surge planning, and lead constraint engineering to identify and solve hidden systemic bottlenecks early enough to align capacity, cost, and DFM actions before NPI start and production ramp.

The ideal candidate combines strong quantitative modeling skills, semiconductor supply chain knowledge, constraint engineering discipline, and program management experience to deliver predictable capacity availability at scale, reduce late capacity escalations, prevent surprise bottlenecks at ramp, and connect capacity investment and qualification roadmaps to business needs.

Responsibilities

Long-term Demand & Capacity Modeling Develop and maintain component-level demand/capacity models across product lines, technology nodes, manufacturing flows, and planning horizons. Build scenario-based models for base, upside, downside, and surge demand to support executive capacity decisions. Establish planning assumptions, model governance, and refresh cadence to improve forecast consistency and decision quality. Supply Chain Capacity Profiles & Constraint Management Create and maintain supply chain capacity profiles across internal and external manufacturing sites, including front-end, back-end, test, and critical supplier constraints.

Identify structural capacity constraints early and define mitigation paths before NPI start or production ramp commitments. Support surge planning by modeling practical upside capacity, recovery timing, qualification dependencies, and risk buffers. Drive fewer late capacity escalations by converting long-range signals into actionable capacity readiness plans. Constraint Engineering & Systemic Bottleneck Resolution Identify hidden systemic bottlenecks across design, manufacturing, test, supplier capability, yield, cost, and capacity interfaces before they impact ramp execution.

Lead data-driven root cause analysis using operational, engineering, supplier, yield, and cycle-time data to isolate constraint drivers and quantify business impact. Program Management Program Manage the constraint resolution initiatives from detection through mitigation, closure, and recurrence prevention across cross-functional teams. Feed structural fixes into DFM, capacity planning, cost reduction, qualification, and supplier readiness roadmaps.

Mitigate systemic scaling failures by converting recurring bottlenecks into durable process, design, sourcing, or capacity solutions. Facilitate cross-functional capacity reviews to align demand signals, site readiness, supplier capability, and qualification plans. Risk Management & Analytics Conduct sensitivity analysis on demand volatility, supplier constraints, site readiness, surge scenarios, and systemic scaling risks.

Drive continuous improvement in modeling methods, data quality, and planning tools to improve capacity predictability at scale. Improve recovery speed from issues that do occur by establishing decision paths, mitigation playbooks, and feedback loops into capacity and DFM planning.

Qualifications

Required Bachelor’s degree in Operations, Engineering, Supply Chain, or related field. 7+ years of experience in semiconductor manufacturing, supply chain planning, or operations strategy. Strong understanding of semiconductor fabrication and supply chain with Program Management leadership experience. Experience identifying systemic bottlenecks, leading data-driven root cause analysis, and driving solutions across engineering, manufacturing, supplier and planning teams.

Advanced analytical and modeling skills (Excel, VCO, AI Optimization, SQL, Python, or similar tools). Excellent communication and presentation skills. Preferred MBA or Master’s degree in Operations, Engineering, Supply Chain or related field. Strong stakeholder management, communication, collaboration, and partnership skills across Engineering, Operations, Supply Chain, and OSAT partners. Familiarity with statistical forecasting methods.

Knowledge of industry cycles and long-lead semiconductor equipment planning.