MANUFACTURING SUPERVISOR

- This role requires regular onsite presence when managing employees whose responsibilities necessitate onsite work. - Managers of onsite essential roles are expected to be onsite to support operational needs. - Manages and leads a team of technicians overseeing operations, equipment maintenance, and repair in manufacturing facilities. - Owns safety, quality, scheduling, and conflict resolution amongst staff and other stakeholders and assists in resolving operational, safety, and security issues. - Oversees flow of work through factories and streamlining processes and operations between groups and divisions. - Establishes tactical plans to ensure production schedules are met within established quality and cost objectives. - Ensures optimum total area performance in terms of safety, quality, output, and cost through staffing training development and retention of the group. - Understands scheduled and unscheduled equipment maintenance, repair, recovery, troubleshooting, tool quality, and tool run rate. - Assumes direct ownership and acts as the first responder of all onshift issues within assigned toolset or area. - Works with engineering teams to solve problems impacting factory operations/health. - Ensures effective employee staffing including workstation assignment, shift rotations, and PTO requests. - Owns shift schedule including workstation assignments/rotations, employee training, employee vacations, employee breaks, overtime assignment, backup for absent employees, and shift rotations. - Establishes training plans for direct reports and monitor training performance against schedule to assure shift team has skills needed to sustain production. - Regularly reviews staffing certification levels that are tied to wafer ramp levels and ensures performance required number of certified individuals for each ramp threshold. - Develops longterm strategies for manufacturing operations capabilities to support future requirements. - Responsible for enabling teams to execute through clear goal setting, facilitating work, maintaining accountability, applying differentiated performance management, and driving team results. - Drives results by inspiring people, role modeling Intel values, developing the capabilities of others, and ensuring a productive work environment.

- Bachelors of Engineering, major in Electrical / Electronics Engineering, Mechanical / Mechatronic Engineering, Automation and Control, Industrial Systems, or related disciplines; - Can work on shift (12 hours/day, 4 days/week) - Good verbal, written, and communication skills in English. - Demonstrate passion in managing and leading diverse group of technicians to deliver quality output safely. - Able to provide leadership to technicians to resolve problems and require strong process knowledge. - Able to motivate and develop the workforce to meet business challenges - 2-5 years of experience

All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, religious creed, sex, national origin, ancestry, age, physical or mental disability, medical condition, genetic information, military and veteran status, marital status, pregnancy, gender, gender expression, gender identity, sexual orientation, or any other characteristic protected by local law, regulation, or ordinance.