Supply Chain Planning Student

Description

We are looking for a motivated supply chain student to join our semiconductor Supply Chain Planning team on a part-time basis. This is a hands-on learning opportunity to support the planning of a semiconductor supply chain spanning multiple products, working alongside experienced planners and cross-functional teams (engineering, procurement, suppliers, and manufacturing partners).

As a Supply Chain Planning Student, you will help maintain production data, execute production builds, prepare reports and dashboards, track material and WIP status, and support both production planning and New Product Introduction (NPI) activities. This is an ideal role for a student who wants to gain real-world experience in a fast-paced, fabless semiconductor environment and grow toward a full-time Supply Chain Planner career path.

The ideal candidate is a curious, detail-oriented self-starter who is comfortable working with data, eager to learn, and able to communicate clearly. No prior professional experience is required — we will teach you the tools and processes.

Key job responsibilities

• Support daily production planning activities and help maintain production plans across multiple product lines
• Collect, consolidate, and organize supply chain data from multiple sources (ERP systems, suppliers, manufacturing partners)
• Build and maintain Excel-based reports, charts, and dashboards (WIP, inventory, shortage, and excess lists)
• Track material status across wafer foundries, assembly/test houses, and contract manufacturers, and flag issues to the planning team
• Assist with NPI planning tasks — help track qualification timelines, pilot builds, and BOM material availability
• Help prepare status summaries and follow up on open items with internal stakeholders and suppliers
• Support release and procurement tracking of BOM components
• Take on ad-hoc analysis and process-improvement tasks that reduce manual effort for the team
  
  

• Currently enrolled in a Bachelor's degree program in Industrial Engineering & Management, Supply Chain Management, or a related technical / Practical field
• Available to work part-time (approximately 2-3 days per week), with flexibility around your academic schedule
  
  

• At least 3 semesters remaining until graduation (to allow for a meaningful engagement)
• Coursework or interest in supply chain, operations, planning, or semiconductor manufacturing
• Exposure to ERP systems is an advantage