Own server and rack-level production projects for large-scale AI datacenter infrastructure, connecting capacity planning, hardware architecture, procurement, ODM manufacturing, logistics, and datacenter deployment teams.
Responsibilities
Align server and rack requirements with capacity planning and datacenter architecture teams
Translate project demand into hardware inputs for procurement and ODM production
Decompose required key parts, including CPUs, memory, drives, NICs, and other critical components
Validate that procured components are compatible with required server configurations
Place and track production orders with ODM partners
Requirements
Nice to have: GPU infrastructure diagnostics/troubleshooting
Nice to have: System log collection
Nice to have: BIOS/BMC functionality understanding
Lead the Manufacturing Program Management organization responsible for driving AI server programs from NPI through production ramp and volume manufacturing.
Responsibilities
Lead the site Program Management team supporting AI server, system, and rack integration programs.
Manage program portfolios, milestones, schedules, and customer deliverables from NPI through mass production.
Drive production readiness reviews, including materials, equipment, capacity, testing, quality, and staffing requirements.
Coordinate EMS and JDM program execution, engineering changes, and production transfers.
Serve as the primary escalation point for schedule risks, supply constraints, yield issues, and delivery challenges.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Manufacturing, Supply Chain, Business, or related field.
Lead the Materials Planning organization responsible for ensuring material readiness, managing shortages, optimizing inventory, and supporting customer delivery for AI server manufacturing programs.
Responsibilities
Lead site-level material planning and inventory management activities
Convert customer forecasts, orders, and production schedules into executable material plans
Ensure material availability for production and customer deliveries
Manage critical component allocation, shortage escalation, and cross-site material transfers
Drive material readiness for NPI, production ramp, engineering changes, and product transitions
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain, Engineering, Business, or related field
End-to-end relationship with assigned ODM partners, serving as Client's single point of accountability for material readiness, supply continuity, and production execution across server and infrastructure hardware programs.
Responsibilities
Drive MRP alignment
Manage CTB (Commit-to-Build) cycles
Track material availability against build plans
Escalate gating components
Ensure on-time delivery to Client's global data center buildout schedule
Support end-to-end operational execution and master build planning across silicon foundries, OSATs, and Contract Manufacturers.
Locations (2)
Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Mountain View, California, United States
Compensation
$10,800—$128,500 USD
Responsibilities
Support end-to-end operational execution and master build planning across silicon foundries, OSATs, and Contract Manufacturers.
Assist in tracking multi-tier material availability and maintaining line-item Clear-To-Build matrices to ensure factory builds remain unblocked.
Coordinate cross-functional dependencies between internal engineering, quality, and commercial teams to keep hardware build schedules on track.
Execute daily Bill of Materials (BOM) management, Engineering Change Order (ECO) routing, and revision control within Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) and ERP environments.
Maintain accurate project schedules, track internal engineering deliverables, and monitor external vendor milestone progress against defined Statements of Work.
Senior Global Supply Manager, Contract Manufacturing
Senior Global Supply Manager, Contract Manufacturing
Responsibilities
Own the partner relationship
Lead commercial strategy
Run the procurement model
Drive build readiness
Manage supply through high-volume production
Requirements
Bachelor's in Engineering or a related technical discipline; alternatively Supply Chain, Business, or a related field with significant experience. MBA or Master's preferred.
Nice to have: Bachelor's in Engineering
Nice to have: MBA
Nice to have: Master's
Nice to have: liquid-cooled or high-power rack-scale system manufacturing
Lead design and release activities for components and systems throughout the product development lifecycle, create and manage engineering drawings, CAD models, and technical documentation, and collaborate cross-functionally to ensure design intent is met.
Locations (2)
Auburn Hills, Michigan, United States
Washington, Washington, United States
Responsibilities
Lead design and release activities for components and systems throughout the product development lifecycle
Create, manage, and release engineering drawings, CAD models, and technical documentation
Collaborate cross-functionally with manufacturing, suppliers, and program teams to ensure design intent is met
Support design reviews, DFMEA, DVP&R, and other engineering validation processes
Manage BOM (Bill of Materials) creation, part numbering, and change management processes
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