Home Careers Search jobs SS&P - Sourcing Lead (Electronics & Mechanical Components) - Linkou Apply Now In a nutshell Location Linkou, Taiwan Team Sourcing and Supply Chain Management Work experience 10-15 years, 16+ years Educational background Materials Science Electrical Engineering Mechatronics Data Science Other non-technical backgrounds Travel 25% Workplace type Hybrid Fulltime/parttime Full time Share this job Job ID: J-00335935 Context The Sourcing Lead is responsible for the overall relationship between ASML and a set of its key suppliers. Current suppliers will be managed for QLTCS (Quality, Logistics, Technology, Cost and Sustainability) performance, while potential new suppliers will be discovered for future business as needed. This position requires a combination of skills in strategic thinking, leadership, initiative, professional communication, financial/business analysis, and is greatly aided by a background in engineering or technology. In this position you will manage assigned suppliers and an overall commodity/category (supply base) to ensure ASML is supported by world-class suppliers delivering on time, at spec, good quality and at the competitive total cost. You will be expected to actively pursue continuous improvement with current suppliers and potential suppliers and continually explore opportunities arising from process and product improvements, new technology, alternative materials and suppliers, enhancements in supply chain activities, cost reduction programs and any other opportunities that may present a competitive advantage. Requirements Bachelor degree in Business Administration, Supply Chain, Logistics Management, Engineering or related field is required or equivalent experience a minimum of 12 years of progressive experience in supplier management in a high-tech, international manufacturing environment. A deep understanding of one or more technology-related supply chains is strongly preferred. Due to the strategic nature of the commodities/categories involved, a proven track record in developing strong business relationships with key suppliers and experience in developing and executing long term agreements is required. Experience with complex negotiations, problem solving, strategic planning and financial analysis are essential. Ability to travel domestically and internationally is required. Knowledge of continuous improvement techniques is a big plus and a strong familiarity with technology manufacturing is highly preferred. Responsibilities Role and responsibilities Strategically develops vision and targets of supplier landscape by pursuing critical technology roadmap and product roadmap in collaboration with category manager while considering regional needs. Jointly defines and executes category sourcing strategy with Category PFT (Product Family Team) and strategic supplier account plans at suppliers. Proactively monitors developments and trends within the supply base for E&MC Elec and ensures ASML is prepared to react appropriately for short to long terms. Drives supplier selection activities by leading one or more Sourcing Teams. Prepares and presents for key decision making in executive review meetings, regarding make/buy decisions and supplier selections. Negotiates Long Term Supply Agreements (LTSA), NPI Agreements, and associated addendums, and monitors contractual compliance of the supplier as well as ASML. Drives continuous cost and lead time reduction. Take lead to manage suppliers’ QLTCS performance with SAT (“Supplier Account Team”) through review processes on regular basis, eg Quarterly Business Review (QBR) and Executive Review Meeting (ERM). Prepares supplier spending forecasts and monitors supplier financial health. Ensures all communication to the supplier is coordinated and consistent. Drives supply base rationalization within the categories. Participates in supplier overall capabilities audits and drives closure of findings and improvement plans. Skills Working at the cutting edge of technology, you’ll always have new challenges and new problems to solve – and close collaboration is the only way to do that. You won’t work in a silo. Instead, you’ll be part of a creative, dynamic work environment where you’ll collaborate with supportive colleagues. There is always space for creative and unique points of view. You’ll have the flexibility and trust to choose how best to tackle tasks and solve problems. To thrive in this job, you’ll need the following skills: Proficient with Microsoft Office (i.e. Excel, PowerPoint, Word and Outlook). Excellent written and verbal communications in English are essential. Negotiation skills are critical. Operate effectively with all levels of management both internally and externally. Ability to lead cross-functional teams is essential to performing the job. Must be able to professionally represent ASML to outside companies/suppliers. Ability to build a strong (internal and external) networks. Ability to get buy-in and commitm