Lead Analyst, Supply Chain Planning

About Analog Devices

Analog Devices, Inc. (NASDAQ: ADI) is a global semiconductor leader that blends analog, digital, AI, and software technologies to enable innovations at the Intelligent Edge. With over $11 billion in revenue for FY25, ADI drives advancements in automation, robotics, mobility, healthcare, energy, and data centers, helping to combat climate change and reliably connect people and systems.

As the Functional Architect for Order Promiser and Enterprise Supply Planner, you will design and lead fab‑focused planning capabilities across ADI’s front‑end manufacturing network, translating business priorities into planning logic, system designs, and decision frameworks that improve factory performance.

• Lead strategic transformation and value delivery initiatives that improve customer commitment performance, forecast accuracy, inventory, capacity utilization, wafer starts, and cycle time.
• Standardize fab‑planning processes, decision rules, and governance across business units, manufacturing sites, and regions.
• Balance wafer starts, work‑in‑process, cycle time, tool loading, and capacity constraints to support business priorities and factory performance.
• Serve as functional architect for advanced planning capabilities across Order Promiser, Enterprise Supply Planner, and related factory planning processes, owning end‑to‑end functional design.
• Define and govern fab planning capabilities that connect demand signals to front‑end manufacturing execution, including wafer start planning, capacity scenario modeling, and constraint‑based prioritization.
• Develop planning logic for prioritization, allocation, pegging, capacity modeling, wafer starts, and release strategies, translating business needs into scalable system configurations.
• Partner with IT and engineering teams to integrate planning capabilities with SAP, MES, and other planning platforms such as Blue Yonder.
• Lead change management to support deployment, stakeholder alignment, training, adoption, and post‑implementation performance tracking.
• Define reporting frameworks and dashboards to monitor planning effectiveness, wafer starts, work‑in‑process health, cycle time, capacity utilization, and constraint risk.
• Mentor analysts and functional leads while building organizational capability in advanced planning systems and supply chain analytics.
• Lead functional validation, design reviews, and testing oversight to ensure solution integrity and performance, establishing governance around planning logic, data quality, and process adherence.

• Deep expertise in semiconductor supply chain and manufacturing, including front‑end wafer fabrication, back‑end interdependencies, and the impact of cycle time, yield, and capacity constraints on supply commitments.
• Proven track record leading large‑scale planning system transformations in semiconductor or similarly complex high‑mix, high‑variability manufacturing environments.
• Strong experience in fab‑focused planning, including capacity planning, wafer start management, work‑in‑process orchestration, and constraint‑based decision‑making.
• Strong understanding of planning system architecture and integration with execution systems in fab environments; hands‑on experience with platforms such as Blue Yonder.
• Leadership presence with the ability to influence senior stakeholders and drive alignment across cross‑functional and global teams.
• Excellent communication, executive presentation, and analytical problem‑solving skills with attention to detail.

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Computer Science, Business, or a related field; MBA or Master’s preferred. Minimum 10+ years of experience in supply chain, planning systems, or transformation roles, with significant exposure to semiconductor manufacturing and planning environments. Semiconductor experience, especially in fab, front‑end manufacturing, wafer start planning, or capacity planning in complex global operations, is strongly preferred.

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