ASMLSourcing Lead-Electronics
任职要求
Master degree with substantial general work experience and comprehensive job related experience in own area of expertise to fully competence level. Responsibilities Internal stakeholder engagement Contribute to the engagement of stakeholders through identifying stakeholders, finding out their needs/issues/concern and reacting to these by arranging meetings and events and drafting supporting materials to promote understanding and commitment. Supplier relationship management Establish and manage a governance structure to support communication and escalation channels, securing seemless collaboration and operational execution. Supplier performance management Achieve specific supplier profile goals within area of responsibility. May also involve working to improve established procurement procedures. Implements, monitors and manages the supplier profile. Also includes the introduction and realization of new products and/or services. Negotiation & Contract Management Identify cost opportunities, lead medium-complexity supplier negotiations and make deals within authorization boundaries including contracting. Agree upon roadmaps, learning curves and business norms, also during NPI (if applicable). Identify contract requirements and necessary adaptations for a small portfolio or area of the business for existing contracts and/or new contracts. Deliver required outcomes by managing day-to-day relationships with the legal department while working within an established contract management plan. Identify and manage supply-chain risks. Data Collection and Analysis Use data from a wide range of ASML and other resources to analyze key themes and identify possible impacts on the business. Information and Business Advice Provide supplier-related input in support of cluster/category strategy development. Respond to requests from internal stakeholders or suppliers by providing information on complex processes and the related policies, referring to others where necessary for interpretation of policy. Budgeting Provide the ASML and supplier-related OPEX/CAPEX budget (TAP process) and conduct analyses on (budget vs. actual) progress. Ethics & Compliance Management Maintain a deep knowledge and understanding of the organization's policies and procedures and of relevant regulatory codes and codes of conduct, and ensure own work adheres to required standards. Identify non-compliance with the organization's policies and procedures, and with relevant regulatory codes and codes of conduct, taking appropriate action to report issues.
工作职责
Context Interacts and builds a cross sector network with relevant stakeholders in ASML. Leads one or more smaller to medium accounts and/or Sub Categories involving relevant QTCS stakeholders; chairs the SAT (Supplier Account Team) on accounts with medium QLTCS complexity (as applicable), OR: Is part of an account team on a complex account (as applicable). Interacts at tactical-strategic level with suppliers. Operates in predictable environment, manages solution focused change.
China CTO Office Electronics System Architect Mission The Electronics Centre of Excellence is driving the electronics transformation across the Energy Management business unit in China. In this context, we are seeking a candidate to work in the China CTO office and support 5 divisions in the Energy Management BU. This high-profile, technical role requires an Electronics system architect (with a focus on semiconductors and electronics ecosystems) who can: · Understand the local electronic market trends and build the right relationship with local suppliers/ecosystem partners. Understand the solutions and moves of our competitors. Question and optimize existing electronics architectures while demonstrating leadership. Collaborate with local manufacturers on component-level discussions for both Power Electronics and Processing (MCU/MPU) or Analogue Electronics domains. · Build the right technological actions plan and partnership with start-ups and universities Responsibilities & Skills As part of the global Electronics Centre of Excellence, you will be in charge of one technology (3 roles are opened: one on Power Electronics, one on Embedded Processing, one Analogue Electronics) focusing on China for China and you will ensure alignment with division needs. Key additions: Architecture Leadership: Lead cross-functional teams to challenge and refine existing electronics architectures, balancing innovation with practicality. Mentor junior engineers from divisions or stakeholders on architectural best practices. Component Collaboration: Power Electronics Expert/Architect: Engage directly with local manufacturers to evaluate component performance, cost, and sustainability. Processor (MCU/MPU) Expert/Architect: Collaborate with suppliers to optimize hardware/software integration and address technical constraints. Global CoE and Local CoE team’s Collaboration: Define/update the strategy to deploy the technology you will be responsible for: Structure techno action plans/path for innovation on this technology locally Work with the Technology Standardization Management team and purchasing team to have an up-to-the-mark standard Drive a platforming approach for your domain to optimize solutions across the board
China CTO Office Electronics System Architect Mission The Electronics Centre of Excellence is driving the electronics transformation across the Energy Management business unit in China. In this context, we are seeking a candidate to work in the China CTO office and support 5 divisions in the Energy Management BU. This high-profile, technical role requires an Electronics system architect (with a focus on semiconductors and electronics ecosystems) who can: · Understand the local electronic market trends and build the right relationship with local suppliers/ecosystem partners. Understand the solutions and moves of our competitors. Question and optimize existing electronics architectures while demonstrating leadership. Collaborate with local manufacturers on component-level discussions for both Power Electronics and Processing (MCU/MPU) or Analogue Electronics domains. · Build the right technological actions plan and partnership with start-ups and universities Responsibilities & Skills As part of the global Electronics Centre of Excellence, you will be in charge of one technology (3 roles are opened: one on Power Electronics, one on Embedded Processing, one Analogue Electronics) focusing on China for China and you will ensure alignment with division needs. Key additions: Architecture Leadership: Lead cross-functional teams to challenge and refine existing electronics architectures, balancing innovation with practicality. Mentor junior engineers from divisions or stakeholders on architectural best practices. Component Collaboration: Power Electronics Expert/Architect: Engage directly with local manufacturers to evaluate component performance, cost, and sustainability. Processor (MCU/MPU) Expert/Architect: Collaborate with suppliers to optimize hardware/software integration and address technical constraints. Global CoE and Local CoE team’s Collaboration: Define/update the strategy to deploy the technology you will be responsible for: Structure techno action plans/path for innovation on this technology locally Work with the Technology Standardization Management team and purchasing team to have an up-to-the-mark standard Drive a platforming approach for your domain to optimize solutions across the board
China CTO Office Electronics System Architect Mission The Electronics Centre of Excellence is driving the electronics transformation across the Energy Management business unit in China. In this context, we are seeking a candidate to work in the China CTO office and support 5 divisions in the Energy Management BU. This high-profile, technical role requires an Electronics system architect (with a focus on semiconductors and electronics ecosystems) who can: · Understand the local electronic market trends and build the right relationship with local suppliers/ecosystem partners. Understand the solutions and moves of our competitors. Question and optimize existing electronics architectures while demonstrating leadership. Collaborate with local manufacturers on component-level discussions for both Power Electronics and Processing (MCU/MPU) or Analogue Electronics domains. · Build the right technological actions plan and partnership with start-ups and universities Responsibilities & Skills As part of the global Electronics Centre of Excellence, you will be in charge of one technology (3 roles are opened: one on Power Electronics, one on Embedded Processing, one Analogue Electronics) focusing on China for China and you will ensure alignment with division needs. Key additions: Architecture Leadership: Lead cross-functional teams to challenge and refine existing electronics architectures, balancing innovation with practicality. Mentor junior engineers from divisions or stakeholders on architectural best practices. Component Collaboration: Power Electronics Expert/Architect: Engage directly with local manufacturers to evaluate component performance, cost, and sustainability. Processor (MCU/MPU) Expert/Architect: Collaborate with suppliers to optimize hardware/software integration and address technical constraints. Global CoE and Local CoE team’s Collaboration: Define/update the strategy to deploy the technology you will be responsible for: Structure techno action plans/path for innovation on this technology locally Work with the Technology Standardization Management team and purchasing team to have an up-to-the-mark standard Drive a platforming approach for your domain to optimize solutions across the board
About the Role: Tesla's Electronics Supplier Industrialization Engineering team plays a crucial role in developing and qualifying critical component and electronic part top-level assembly processes with our suppliers. We provide regional support for New Product Introduction (NPI) and legacy product management within the supply chain. This encompasses everything from early supplier sourcing assessments (in collaboration with the Tesla sourcing and design teams) and make-sourcing decisions, to industrialization and quality control activities. This position demands excellent communication skills, strong supplier management expertise, a willingness to travel domestically and internationally, and the ability to make critical decisions in time-sensitive situations. The role supports a diverse product portfolio, including low/high voltage products, controllers, audio and sensing projects, and optical lens and camera projects. Responsibilities: Support Design for Manufacturing (DFM) principles during early product development, providing valuable feedback to NPI SIE (Supplier Industrialization engineer) and design teams. Conduct onsite supplier audit and provide assessment for sourcing decision, develop new suppliers to meet Tesla sourcing requirements. Drive continuous improvement in supplier scalability, cost, and quality performance. Manage and optimize supplier On-Time Delivery (OTD) performance. Oversee supplier production capacity and operations management. Facilitate clear communication of technical requirements between suppliers and Tesla's GSM, SIE, and Design teams. Conduct supplier audits to ensure compliance with part performance, delivery, and reliability expectations. Collaborate with Tesla supply chain teams to establish optimal performance specifications and supplier metrics. Lead, track, and improve supplier manufacturing process development and launch readiness for new products and design changes. Manage and enhance production and product quality. Guide suppliers in developing robust processes and procedures for efficient, high-quality product manufacturing. Follow up and drive SCAR (supplier corrective actions review) with supplier. Validate supplier corrective actions for design and/or process changes, ensuring they are sustainable and implemented across manufacturing lines and suppliers to prevent recurrence. Contribute to the evaluation of new or alternative materials for improved design, manufacturability, or cost reduction.