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Microsoft s Cloud business is experiencing explosive growth, and the Capacity Supply Chain Provisioning (CSCP) organization is responsible for enabling the infrastructure underlying this growth.
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Develop and implement a centralized and comprehensive supply chain third-party supplier/vendor (“supplier” and “vendor” used interchangeably) risk management framework (beginning with geographic dependencies) of Meta’s data center infrastructure supply base.
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AWS’ Infrastructure Supply Chain (AIS) organization works to deliver cutting-edge solutions to source, build and maintain our socially responsible data center supply chains.
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Microsoft's Cloud business is expanding, and the Capacity Supply Chain and Provisioning (CSCP) organization is responsible for enabling the infrastructure underlying this growth including AI.
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Our unique approach to infrastructure connects solutions, services, and suppliers to implement integrated solutions across the IT supply chain, public and private clouds, and legacy environments, helping clients optimize their digital transformation journeys.
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Domain expertise is a plus: IT (Software development and/or infrastructure), Identity, Video Game Production and/or Supply Chain & Vendor Management, IT Infrastructure Library (ITIL.
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Minimum of 5 years experience in designing, developing, implementing, and managing solutions across cybersecurity domains (Cyber Defense, Cloud Security, Infrastructure/Network Security, Threat and Vulnerability Management, Application Security, Advanced Security Analytics, Data Security, Identity Management, Security Operations, Supply Chain Security, Managed Security Services, etc.
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Demonstrates industry leading expertise in supply chain management and technology domain expertise – Demand Planning, S&OP, Supply Planning, Supplier Collaboration, Business analytics / Reporting and Infrastructure Technologies.
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Experience with design and vision for technology infrastructure investment, providing financial savings in an end to end supply chain. 6+ years of related supply chain management and/or supply planning experience, or 4+ years with advanced related degree.
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Building on core technology invented in Nobel Laureate Prof. Goodenough's Lab, Group1 is positioned to rapidly address the significant safety, supply chain, and performance shortcomings of current Lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) while building on top of the existing LIB manufacturing infrastructure.
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The Global Supply Management team is looking to hire a skilled Construction/Procurement Manager to execute and oversee the construction procurement teams executing appx $300M/yr of CapEx/OpEx projects for the Tesla Infrastructure, and US Service Centers.
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As part of North America Supply Chain Science Intelligence Analytics team (NASC-SIA), the NASC-SIA Engineering team is responsible for building and maintaining the critical data infrastructure, data management platform, and various planning tools that support NASC's planning and operational needs.
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Experience in infrastructure demand modeling, capacity planning, and supply chain operations. As Vice President of Capacity and Demand, you will lead Google’s capacity planning function, from demand forecasting and reconciliation, to supply planning and supply/demand matching, to portfolio management of many billions of dollars of data center and machine capacity.
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The Director, Commercial Management – OEMs and Semiconductor Supply Chain sets and executes the overall operations business strategy across business, products, and infrastructure areas and must have experience specifically in the semiconductor space.
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Working alongside our generalist consultants, Bain's Advanced Analytics Group (AAG) helps clients across industries solve their biggest problems using our expertise in data science, customer insights, statistics, machine learning, data management, supply chain analytics and data engineering.
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