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Were hiring a Production Controller to join our Operations team and take a key role in managing the day-to-day execution of our semiconductor supply chain. This role owns the critical front-end processes of our semiconductor supply chain, coordinating day-to-day execution across external silicon FABs, wafer-level testing facilities, and dicing vendors. A key part of the role is the daily monitoring of Work-In-Progress (WIP) and material movements across the entire supply chain. Operating fully on-site, the Production Controller serves as the operational link between the approved production plan and its execution, ensuring production data integrity in the ERP system and providing timely input to support shipping commitments.

Responsibilities
Day-to-Day WIP Monitoring: Track Work-In-Progress (WIP) across all manufacturing locations and maintain up-to-date visibility into the status of every wafer and lot.
End-to-End Material Tracking: Monitor and manage material movements throughout the supply chain, including transit milestones between silicon FABs, testing facilities, and dicing vendors, to identify and prevent delays.
Demand & Commitment Support: Review sales forecasts and firm orders received from the Sales team, analyze current WIP status and vendor/factory execution progress, and provide the Planner with data-backed input and recommendations to support ship-out date commitments.
ERP System Management: Own the accuracy and integrity of WIP and production data in the ERP system, ensuring material movements and production status are accurately reflected.
Day-to-Day Supply Chain Control:
Silicon FAB Coordination: Build and maintain the master production schedule for wafer fabrication, track FAB lot progress, and monitor cycle times.
Wafer-Level Testing Scheduling: Coordinate logistics and capacity planning for optical and electrical wafer-level testing (WLT), ensuring timely availability of test and yield data.
Dicing & Singulation Logistics: Manage the handoff of tested wafers to dicing vendors and track execution through completion.
Supply Chain Interface: Serve as the primary operational contact for silicon foundries, testing facilities, and other relevant manufacturing vendors.

Required Planning Leader
Description
The Planning Lead will own and build our global planning function, with end-to-end responsibility for translating business demand into executable production and supply plans. This role will lead planning across our global manufacturing network, build scalable planning infrastructure and processes, and drive alignment between Sales, Operations, Supply Chain, Finance, and manufacturing partners.
Responsibilities:
Own the end-to-end planning process, from demand planning through production and supply planning.
Build and continuously improve the planning infrastructure, including tools, automated processes, workflows, data, dashboards, and planning routines.
Lead planning across three Contract Manufacturing partners on three continents.
Develop executable global production plans that balance demand, capacity, inventory, lead times, and business priorities.
Proactively identify supply chain risks and drive mitigation plans for shortages, long lead times, capacity constraints, allocations, and demand changes.
Partner closely with Sales to translate customer commitments and commercial priorities into realistic operational plans.
Own and lead the S&OP process, aligning Sales, Operations, Supply Chain, Finance, and other key stakeholders.
Establish KPIs and management routines covering demand, supply, capacity, inventory, and operational risks.
Work closely with Procurement, Manufacturing, Engineering, Quality, Finance, and external CMs to ensure alignment between planning and execution.
Drive continuous improvement in planning processes, systems, automation, and data quality.

s we continue to grow, we are seeking an experienced Quality Director to build, lead, and continuously improve our company-wide Quality Management System (QMS) while fostering a culture where quality is embedded into every stage of product development and manufacturing.

As the key member of the Operations leadership team, The Quality Director will be responsible for defining, implementing, and driving quality systems, processes, and culture across the entire organization from product definition and R&D through engineering, operations, manufacturing, supplier management, and customer support.
Responsibilities
Quality Management System
Own and continuously improve the companys Quality Management System (QMS).
Ensure compliance with ISO 9001 and other applicable industry standards.
Develop, implement and maintain company-wide quality policies, procedures and work instructions.
Lead internal and external quality audits and ensure timely closure of findings.
Drive management reviews and quality performance reporting.

Product Development Quality
Integrate quality methodologies into the product development lifecycle.
Partner with R&D and engineering teams to establish Design for Quality (DfQ) practices.
Participate in design reviews, risk assessments, FMEA activities and product qualification.
Ensure appropriate validation and verification processes are implemented.

Manufacturing & Operations Quality
Establish quality controls throughout manufacturing and production.
Define inspection plans, acceptance criteria, and process controls.
Monitor manufacturing yield, reliability, and field performance.
Lead root cause investigations using structured problem-solving methodologies (8D, 5-Why, Fishbone, etc.).
Drive corrective and preventive actions (CAPA).
Own product quality throughout the entire product lifecycle, from product development through manufacturing and customer deployment.

Supplier Quality
Develop supplier qualification and monitoring processes.
Conduct supplier audits and performance reviews.
Work closely with contract manufacturers and component suppliers to ensure consistent quality.
Drive supplier corrective actions and continuous improvement initiatives.