Principal Supply Chain Engineer – Factory Quality
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Key details
- Location
- Taiwan
- Work style
- Onsite
- Level
- Lead / Staff+
- Function
- Software engineering
- Focus area
- other
- Posted
- 2w ago
Skills
accessibilitycapacontrol plansfailure analysisfmealeannetworkingoraclepareto analysisquality controlreliability engineeringreliability testingrisk assessmentrisk registersix sigmaspcsupplier managementsystem integration
About the role
The role is expected to protect manufacturing delivery, outgoing quality, and field reliability by using yield data, component failure trends, supplier quality signals, test coverage, factory inspection findings, RCCA discipline, and risk assessment to support OK-to-Ramp and OK-to-Ship decisions.
Key Responsibilities
Monitor factory quality performance across assigned products and sites, including IQC, OQC, L10/L11 yield, FPY, APY, retest rate, failure pareto, and test stability.
Use factory and component quality signals to identify open quality risks, containment gaps, unresolved issues, supplier exposure, and potential customer escape risks before products ramp or ship.
Drive factory issue containment, failure data review, RCCA follow-up, and corrective action validation with manufacturing partners, suppliers, and Oracle engineering teams.
Track component quality performance across assigned commodities, including supplier DPPM, RPM, AFR/RMA trends, failure pareto, PCN impact, material risk, and recurring factory or field failure modes.
Drive supplier and sub-tier RCCA for component failures found during factory integration, outgoing inspection, field returns, repair, or reliability testing.
Partner with component engineering, silicon engineering, supplier quality, sourcing, and repair teams to connect field failures back to factory outgoing quality and supplier corrective actions.
Ensure process escapes, rework risks, test instability, and recurring failure modes are documented, assigned to clear owners, and tracked to closure.
Review factory test coverage and confirm that known failure modes are detectable before shipment.
Validate that outgoing quality controls are effective in catching workmanship, configuration, labeling, packaging, cosmetic, documentation, and functional escapes.
Review supplier qualification data, reliability information, PCNs, material changes, alternate-source transitions, and factory incoming quality signals for risk to OCI hardware programs.
Partner with Manufacturing and Test teams to reduce yield gaps, debug churn, retest-driven instability, and recurring line failures.