Global Semiconductor Supply Planner North Reading, MA)
Listed on 2026-10-24
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Supply Chain/Logistics
Operations Management, Supply Chain & Logistics, Logistics Coordination, Supply Chain Management
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Global Semiconductor Supply Planner (Teradyne, North Reading, MA)Date: Oct 21, 2026
Location: North Reading, MA, US
We are the global test and automation specialists, powering next-generation technologies through sophisticated solutions. Behind every electronic device you use, Teradyne’s test technology ensures your device works right the first time, every time! Our portfolio of automation solutions help manufacturers to develop and deliver products quickly, efficiently and cost-effectively. Together, Teradyne companies deliver manufacturing automation across industries and applications around the world!
We attract, develop, and retain a high-performance workforce, comprised of people with diverse backgrounds and a shared drive for excellence. We strive to foster a positive and inclusive work environment that helps employees, and communities, thrive.
Our PurposeTERADYNE, where experience meets innovation and driving excellence in every connection. We are fueled by creativity and diversity of thought and in our workforce. Our employees are supported to innovate and learn something new every day.
We cultivate a culture of inclusion for all employees that respects their individual strengths, views, and experiences. We believe that our differences enable us to be a better team – one that makes better decisions, drives innovation and delivers better business results.
About the RoleThe Semiconductor Supply Continuity Planner is the primary operational owner for resolving component shortages across Teradyne’s global manufacturing network and EMS partners. This role drives closure of supply and delivery misalignments for semiconductor and electronic component commodities, including analog and linear ICs, microcontrollers (MCUs), power management devices, relays, resistors, and other critical components.
You will be the day-to-day focal point between Teradyne, EMS partners, suppliers, and cross-functional operations teams to identify supply gaps, develop recovery plans, communicate risk, and execute the actions required to protect revenue and customer commitments. You will partner closely with Commodity Managers, who provide strategic supplier management, commercial negotiation support, and executive escalation when required.
What You’ll Do Shortage Ownership & Recovery Execution- Assume primary ownership of assigned shortage portfolios and drive resolution to closure.
- Lead day-to-day shortage management for assigned semiconductor and electronic component suppliers.
- Analyze supply versus demand misalignments and determine the root causes of shortages.
- Develop and maintain shortage recovery plans, tracking actions, commitments, and closure progress.
- Identify recovery opportunities including alternate sourcing, inventory redeployment, substitutions, pull-ins, and expedites.
- Drive supplier and EMS accountability to close material gaps impacting production and revenue.
- Monitor inventory, open purchase orders, supplier commits, backlog positions, and demand signals.
- Maintain shortage tracking tools, horizontal reports, and recovery dashboards.
- Update planning models manually to reflect the latest supplier information and recovery actions.
- Translate supplier commitments into expected production and revenue impacts.
- Evaluate risks to quarterly shipments, revenue plans, and customer commitments.
- Serve as the primary operational interface between suppliers, EMS partners, and Teradyne planning teams.
- Attend weekly shortage reviews with EMS partners including Flex, Plexus, Zollner, and other manufacturing partners.
- Lead supplier recovery discussions for assigned shortages.
- Communicate demand forecasts, DNS signals, production requirements, and recovery…
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