Supply Chain Engineer at Western Digital

Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya City Municipality, , Thailand -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

17 Jun, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

19 Mar, 26

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Supply Chain Manufacturing, Risk Assessment, Mitigation, Quality Risk Evaluation, Change Management, Cross-functional Leadership, Data-driven Problem Solving, Continuous Improvement, NPI Support, Process Changes, Capacity Transitions, Manufacturability, Supply Continuity, Supplier Changes, Material Substitutions

Industry

Computer Hardware Manufacturing

Description

Company Description At Western Digital, our vision is to power global innovation and push the boundaries of technology to make what you thought was once impossible, possible. At our core, Western Digital is a company of problem solvers. People achieve extraordinary things given the right technology. For decades, we’ve been doing just that—our technology helped people put a man on the moon and capture the first-ever picture of a black hole. We offer an expansive portfolio of technologies, HDDs, and platforms for business, creative professionals, and consumers alike under our Western Digital®, WD®, and WD_BLACK™ brands. We are a key partner to some of the largest and highest-growth organizations in the world. From enabling systems to make cities safer and more connected, to powering the data centers behind many of the world’s biggest companies and hyperscale cloud providers, to meeting the massive and ever-growing data storage needs of the AI era, Western Digital is fueling a brighter, smarter future. Today’s exceptional challenges require your unique skills. Together, we can build the future of data storage. Job Description The Supply Chain Engineer is responsible for driving supply chain readiness, robustness, and performance for factory manufacturing. This role partners closely with internal engineering, operations, quality, and external manufacturing partners to assess risk, manage change, and lead initiatives that improve cost, quality, delivery, and continuity of supply across the WD manufacturing ecosystem. The position plays a critical role in evaluating manufacturing and supply chain risks, governing changes, and ensuring that supply chain decisions support stable, scalable, and high-quality production. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Partner with HDD factories and external manufacturing partners to support end-to-end supply chain manufacturing readiness. Support new product introductions (NPI), process changes, and capacity transitions from a supply chain development perspective. Drive alignment between engineering, operations, quality, and supply chain to ensure manufacturability and supply continuity. Assess supply chain and manufacturing risks related to supplier changes, process changes, material substitutions, and factory transitions. Evaluate quality, delivery, and continuity risks associated with engineering and manufacturing changes. Partner with Quality and Engineering teams to review, approve, and govern changes impacting HDD manufacturing supply chains. Identify and mitigate quality risks introduced through supply chain or manufacturing changes. Lead initiatives to improve supply chain performance, including cost, yield, cycle time, capacity utilization, and on-time delivery. Serve as a key interface between Supply Chain, Engineering, Operations, Quality, and external manufacturing partners. Provide clear data-driven recommendations to leadership on supply chain readiness, risks, and trade-offs. Drive continuous improvement initiatives across the WD manufacturing supply chain. Qualifications REQUIRED: Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Supply Chain, Operations, or a related technical field. Experience supporting manufacturing supply chains, preferably in high-volume factory environments. Strong understanding of manufacturing processes, supply chain risk, and quality management principles. Demonstrated ability to assess risk, manage change, and lead cross-functional initiatives. PREFERRED: Experience in HDD manufacturing or complex electromechanical products. Experience working with external manufacturing partners and global supply chains. Familiarity with NPI, change management, and supplier quality processes. SKILLS: Supply chain manufacturing Risk assessment and mitigation Quality risk evaluation Change management Cross-functional leadership Data-driven problem solving Continuous improvement mindset Additional Information #LI-KS2 WD thrives on the power and potential of diversity. As a global company, we believe the most effective way to embrace the diversity of our customers and communities is to mirror it from within. We believe the fusion of various perspectives results in the best outcomes for our employees, our company, our customers, and the world around us. We are committed to an inclusive environment where every individual can thrive through a sense of belonging, respect and contribution. WD is committed to offering opportunities to applicants with disabilities and ensuring all candidates can successfully navigate our careers website and our hiring process. Please contact us at [email protected] to advise us of your accommodation request. In your email, please include a description of the specific accommodation you are requesting as well as the job title and requisition number of the position for which you are applying. Notice To Candidates: Please be aware that WD and its subsidiaries will never request payment as a condition for applying for a position or receiving an offer of employment. Should you encounter any such requests, please report it immediately to WD Ethics Helpline or email [email protected]. Job Type (exemption status): Exempt position - Please see related compensation & benefits details below Business Function: Supplier Quality Engineering Work Location: BangPa-In Building 3--LOC_WDT_TH1413

Responsibilities

The Supply Chain Engineer drives supply chain readiness, robustness, and performance for factory manufacturing by partnering with engineering, operations, and external partners to assess risk and manage change. This role leads initiatives to improve cost, quality, delivery, and continuity of supply across the manufacturing ecosystem.