Supply Chain Manager Visa Sponsorship Jobs in Connecticut
Connecticut's supply chain manager roles are concentrated around Hartford, Stamford, and New Haven, with major employers including Raytheon Technologies, Cigna, and Pitney Bowes regularly seeking experienced operations talent. The state's manufacturing base, defense sector, and life sciences industry create consistent demand for supply chain professionals who need visa sponsorship.
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Job description summary
Responsible for day-to-day management of a technical project and to run this within the triple constraints described in the project plan. Responsible for the project supply chain deliverables, from project plan to final delivery, to realize its deliverables that will support the business case of the overall program.
Introduction to the job
As a Supply Chain and Sourcing manager within the ASML Strategic Sourcing and Procurement sector (SS&P), you will make a real difference by driving the end-to-end introduction and industrialization of ASML’s products from a Logistics, Cost, and Quality point-of-view, following ASML’s Product Generation Process (PGP). To achieve this, you will be using your unique mix of technical, creative, and people skills to lead and coordinate natural teams both at ASML and at suppliers.
Role and responsibilities (Final)
- Define, secure and monitor the supply chain and sourcing NPI and industrialization deliverables in the Product Generation Process (PGP) to successfully deliver volume-worthy products, including alignment on the SS&P sector’s KD decisions and driving D&E (Development&Engineering) deliverables.
- Identify and manage supply chain risks, acting as the voice of the suppliers within product teams. Conduct assessments on material availability, including supplier move-rate capabilities and long-leadtime item.
- Drive, monitor and report-out on Cost of Goods roadmap vs. target on Cluster in close collaboration with the SS&P clusters/commodities in Business Line and across SPFT’s/Supplier account teams.
- Prepare yearly OPEX/CAPEX forecast and manage spend within budget for Supplier NRE (Non-recurring expenses) and tooling&packaging, including monitoring throughout the year.
- Proactively solve QLTC (Quality, Logistics, Technology, Cost) in collaboration with internal (engineering and procurement/sourcing) and external stakeholders (suppliers) and organize periodic management reviews.
- Collaborate closely with cross-functional team (engineering, factory, field, suppliers) representatives in product teams to ensure alignment and integration of KD deliverables, together with a team of PLM Product Coordinators. Mobile resources if needed to fulfill the plans.
- Apply Early Supplier Involvement and Concurrent Engineering methodology to secure the required introduction timeline, including defining Complex Part List, and coordinating Make/Buy decisions and Supplier Selections w/the Supplier Account Teams.
- Identify bottle necks, prepare decisions and take actions towards engineering, suppliers, factories as well as the field to manage the critical path of new parts for time-to-market and ramp up.
- First point of contact for supply chain operations aspects and related issues in the cross-sector project cluster team and direct counterpart of the Module Delivery Unit (MDU)-lead.
- Report pro-actively on project status to relevant senior stakeholders, ensuring transparency and timely updates, including activities, milestones and resources.
- Represent SS&P in the AIR (ASML Issue Resolution) triage, managing AIR issues related to SS&P and End of Life/Supply.
- Drive continuous improvement initiatives within SS&P function to enhance efficiency and effectiveness.
By fulfilling these responsibilities, you will play a crucial role in the successful industrialization and introduction of ASML’s cutting-edge product, ensuring that they meet the highest standards of quality, cost efficiency and performance.
Education and experience
- Technical or Supply Chain Bachelor's degree required. Master's degree preferred.
- A minimum of 6 years' relevant work-experience in a NPI environment preferably in a high-tech industry.
- Proven track record in project management and leading multi-disciplinary teams.
- Proven track record to improve efficiency and effectivity in technical production environment.
- Experience in interfacing with suppliers on industrialization targets preferred.
- Experience in out-of-the-box creative problem solving.
- Experience in bottleneck management of manufacturing processes.
- Previous sourcing experience highly preferred.
Skills
- Highly organized, capable to drive complex issues to simple and pragmatic solutions.
- Influencing without formal authority, sense for tactical and political relations on both strategic and operational level.
- Ability to establish and maintain effective relationships on different levels in the organization.
- Able to show resilience in a high stress, high pressure environment (e.g. escalations).
- Conceptual and analytical thinker.
- Pragmatic, hands on and result driven mindset.
- Strong communication skills (listening, asking the right questions, constructive challenging), able to get buy-in and commitment from relevant stakeholders.
- Excellent influencing skills, able to lead and coach team members.
- Project management skills, able to translate requirements into a Product Masterplan.
- Strong affinity with working in a technical environment.
- Good business judgement and ability to organize and manage multiple concurrent projects and priorities. Prioritize between key and side topics.
- Ability to judge when support is necessary, and know how to involve the right stakeholders.
- Action oriented self-starter who can drive strategy and be hands-on as situations deem appropriate.
- Energized by fast paced environments.
- Strong analytical, structure and organizational skills.
- Stakeholder management: experience with dealing effectively with internal and external stakeholders both at operational and executive levels.
Additional Responsibilities:
There is potential for exposure to strong magnetic fields, high voltage and currents.
Inclusion and diversity
ASML is an Equal Opportunity Employer that values and respects the importance of a diverse and inclusive workforce. It is the policy of the company to recruit, hire, train and promote persons in all job titles without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, veteran status, disability, sexual orientation, or gender identity. We recognize that inclusion and diversity is a driving force in the success of our company.
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ASML provides reasonable accommodations to applicants for ASML employment and ASML employees with disabilities. An accommodation is a change in work rules, facilities, or conditions which enable an individual with a disability to apply for a job, perform the essential functions of a job, and/or enjoy equal access to the benefits and privileges of employment. If you are in need of an accommodation to complete an application, participate in an interview, or otherwise participate in the employee pre-selection process, please send an email to USHR_Accommodation@asml.com to initiate the company’s reasonable accommodation process.
Please note: This email address is solely intended to provide a method for applicants to initiate ASML’s process to request accommodation(s). Any recruitment questions should be directed to the designated Talent Acquisition member for the position.
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Which companies in Connecticut sponsor visas for supply chain managers?
Connecticut employers with documented histories of sponsoring supply chain talent include Raytheon Technologies, United Technologies (now RTX), Cigna, Synchrony Financial, and several pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturers in the New Haven corridor. Large distribution and logistics companies operating out of Fairfield County have also filed H-1B visa petitions for supply chain manager roles. Sponsorship activity tends to concentrate in defense, healthcare, and manufacturing sectors.
What visa types are most commonly used for supply chain manager roles in Connecticut?
The H-1B is the most common visa for supply chain managers in Connecticut, as the role typically qualifies as a specialty occupation requiring a bachelor's degree in supply chain management, operations, engineering, or a related field. Candidates already holding L-1B or TN visa status sometimes transfer to employer-sponsored H-1B petitions. Those with extraordinary achievement in the field may pursue O-1A, though it is a higher evidentiary bar.
Which cities in Connecticut have the most supply chain manager sponsorship jobs?
Hartford leads in sponsorship volume, driven by its concentration of aerospace and insurance sector headquarters. Stamford, in Fairfield County, attracts supply chain hiring from corporate offices with global operations. East Hartford and Windsor are notable for aviation and manufacturing supply chains tied to Pratt and Whitney and related contractors. New Haven also sees activity from life sciences and healthcare distribution employers.
How to find supply chain manager visa sponsorship jobs in Connecticut?
Migrate Mate filters job listings specifically by visa sponsorship availability, making it straightforward to identify Connecticut employers actively hiring supply chain managers who will sponsor. Rather than sorting through general job postings manually, Migrate Mate surfaces roles where sponsorship is confirmed, which saves significant time for candidates on H-1B or OPT timelines. Filtering by Connecticut and the supply chain manager role category narrows results quickly.
Are there any Connecticut-specific considerations for supply chain managers seeking visa sponsorship?
Connecticut's prevailing wage requirements for H-1B petitions are calculated against Department of Labor wage data for the Hartford-West Hartford-East Hartford and Bridgeport-Stamford metropolitan areas, which tend to be higher than national averages given the state's cost of living. Supply chain candidates coming through University of Connecticut or Yale graduate programs sometimes leverage OPT or STEM OPT extensions as a bridge before employer-sponsored H-1B filing. Defense contractor roles may also require security clearance eligibility.
What is the prevailing wage for sponsored supply chain manager jobs in Connecticut?
U.S. employers sponsoring a visa must pay at least the prevailing wage, which is what workers in the same role, area, and experience level typically earn. The Department of Labor sets this rate to make sure companies aren't hiring foreign workers simply because they'd accept lower pay than a U.S. worker. It varies by job title, location, and experience. You can look up current prevailing wage rates for any occupation and location using the OFLC Wage Search page.