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We are seeking a Silicon Technologies Strategic Partnerships & Sourcing Manager to lead Silicon Technologies Strategic Partnerships and Sourcing across advanced silicon nodes and enabling technologies (e.g., foundry ecosystem, packaging, IP, and critical supply-chain partnerships). This role owns the end-to-end strategy for supplier engagement and commercial outcomes, translating long-range compute and product needs into sourcing, contracting, and partnership roadmaps that ensure capacity, cost, technology access, resiliency, and speed.
Job Responsibility:
Define and execute the multi-year partnership strategy for silicon technology suppliers (foundries, OSATs/packaging, IP/EDA ecosystems as applicable, materials/critical upstream partners)
Serve as a single-threaded leader for executive engagements, QBRs, JTAs/JDAs, and joint roadmaps with key partners
Own sourcing strategy for assigned silicon technology domains: supplier selection, negotiation strategy, capacity/reservation approach, and contracting
Lead complex negotiations covering pricing models, capacity commitments, NRE/engineering funding, roadmap commitments, risk-sharing, and terms/SLAs
Develop and maintain should-cost / cost driver models and scenario-based business cases to support decisions
Drive alignment across engineering, product, finance, legal, ops, quality/reliability, and supply chain to convert technical requirements into executable sourcing plans
Lead cross-functional governance (operating cadence, executive readouts, issue resolution) for strategic supplier initiatives
Partner closely with internal silicon and platform teams to align on process nodes, packaging architectures, yield ramps, and lifecycle transitions
Build a comprehensive risk posture: capacity, geopolitical, dual-source, qualification strategy, materials constraints, and business continuity