Senior Supply Chain Program Manager, Energy Storage
Position Summary:
The Senior Supply Chain Program Manager, Energy Storage is a career-level individual contributor role that owns program management across all commodities supporting the Energy Storage business. The role builds and maintains the integrated supply chain schedule across commodity owners, suppliers, Engineering, Manufacturing, and Finance, tracks supplier milestones and risks, and drives material readiness for new product introduction builds and production ramp. The role works independently and is reviewed at critical points. This is a fully on-site role in our San Francisco R&D space, with approximately 10% international travel to supplier sites.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
Lead the integrated supply chain program plan across all Energy Storage commodities (for example, electronics PCBAs, mechanical components, energy equipment, solar panels, and harnesses), tracking milestones, dependencies, and resources across suppliers and internal teams
Serve as the liaison between Supply Chain commodity teams and Programs, Engineering, Manufacturing, Finance, and leadership, communicating program status, key milestones, and risks
Identify supply and schedule risks early, and devise and drive mitigation plans with commodity owners and suppliers
Coordinate supplier readiness for new product introduction builds and production ramp, including capacity, qualification, and delivery plans
Track supply chain program metrics (cost, lead time, delivery performance, inventory) across commodities and report results to leadership
Resolve cross-functional issues and escalations that affect program schedule, cost, or quality
Develop and improve program management tools, templates, and processes for supply chain programs
Skills, Knowledge, and Abilities
Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain, Engineering, Business, Operations Management, or a related field, or equivalent experience
5+ years of program management, supply chain, or sourcing experience (3+ years with a Master's degree), ideally in energy storage, battery, EV, or electronics manufacturing
Working knowledge of new product introduction, production ramp, and supply chain operations across electronic, mechanical, and electromechanical commodities
Experience building and managing integrated schedules, milestone trackers, and risk registers across multiple stakeholders and commodity teams
Ability to analyze supply chain data (cost, lead time, delivery, inventory) to identify trends and risks
Ability to communicate program status and risks clearly, in writing and verbally, to cross-functional partners and leadership
Ability to travel internationally to supplier sites approximately 10% of the time
In accordance with California pay transparency laws, the salary range for this position is listed below. Actual compensation may vary based on a variety of factors, including experience, education, and skills.
California Pay Range:
$135,000—$180,000 USD