Lead cross-functional material programs from planning through new product introduction and production ramp in a hybrid role.
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In the role of Material Program Manager, the individual will oversee the entire lifecycle of material programs, from planning to production ramp, ensuring that product and demand requirements are met. Key skills include expertise in supply chain management, program execution, and familiarity with ERP or MRP systems. This position is suited for candidates with over five years of relevant experience, particularly those who have led cross-functional hardware programs. The role is part of a diverse team at Motive, which emphasizes inclusivity and collaboration.
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As a Material Program Manager, you will lead cross-functional material programs from planning through new product introduction and production ramp. You will translate product and demand requirements into material readiness plans, manage supply risks, and drive timely decisions across Supply Chain, Engineering, Quality, Operations, Finance, and external suppliers. This is a hybrid role based in Taipei, and you will report into Jocelyn Chen (Director, Supply Chain).
The ideal candidate combines strong supply chain expertise with disciplined program management. You will have the opportunity to improve material planning, supplier readiness, cost, quality, and delivery performance across Motive’s hardware programs.
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