Full-Time
Senior Manager
Procurement Digitalization
Updated on 9/4/2026
Nexperia
1,001-5,000 employees
Manufactures discrete semiconductors, logic devices, MOSFETs
No salary listed
Hamburg, Germany
Remote
Occasional travel of approximately 5–10% is required.
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- A university degree in IT, business administration, management, supply chain, or a related subject.
- A minimum of 7 years of relevant work experience in an international environment.
- A proven track record in procurement digitalization and process standardization.
- Strong understanding of system implementations and system architecture.
- Experience piloting, implementing, and scaling AI-driven use cases for sourcing automation.
- Deep understanding of end-to-end procurement processes and integrated system landscapes.
- Strong understanding of data structures, data flows, and data governance.
- Ability to translate processes into effective system requirements.
- Experience leading global project teams.
- Strong communication and change management skills with various stakeholders, including top management.
- Ability to prioritize and work independently on multiple activities simultaneously.
- Strong presentation skills.
- Excellent English-speaking skills.
- Willingness to travel occasionally, approximately 5–10%.
- Transfer procurement processes into digital solutions.
- Define globally standardized procurement processes and translate them into system requirements.
- Realize procurement digitalization projects and initiatives by defining short-, mid-, and long-term milestones and deliverables.
- Define future-ready and integrated processes, systems, and AI-driven automation across different procurement categories.
- Drive complex, cross-functional system initiatives and projects and ensure effective stakeholder communication.
- Focus on value delivery by ensuring system and process transformation initiatives drive measurable improvements.
- Apply project management and change management according to various stakeholder needs, including senior management.
- Cooperate cross-functionally with global IT and sourcing teams to jointly ensure system enhancement projects while balancing effort against benefit.
- Collaborate with a global team of system and process enthusiasts and regularly engage with a global procure-to-pay manager network.
- Prepare and lead global management steering meetings for decision propositions.
- Make informed decisions in complex environments while balancing business needs and technical feasibility.
Nexperia operates as a global supplier of semiconductor components, focusing on discrete semiconductors, logic devices, and MOSFETs. It serves automotive and industrial customers, providing parts that help electronic systems manage power, process signals, and protect data. The company designs, manufactures, and distributes these high-performance components, which are used in applications such as power management, autonomous driving, and data protection. Compared with competitors, Nexperia emphasizes reliability, quality, and targeted expertise in automotive and industrial markets, supported by ongoing improvement and product development. Its goal is to maintain leadership in supplying essential semiconductor parts that enable safer, more efficient, and more capable electronic systems.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Acquired
Total Funding
$880M
Headquarters
Nijmegen, Netherlands
Founded
1953
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Q2 2026 revenue rose 18.4% to $355.6 million, with positive cash flow.
- August 2026 12-inch MOSFET launches cut costs up to 50% for EV customers.
- September 2026 Aurobay collaboration expands GaN and SiC adoption in electrified powertrains.
What critics are saying
- Wingtech’s August 31, 2026 court-ordered asset freeze locks $300 million and prolongs control fights.
- China and Dutch disputes keep operations split; a renewed export shock would break shipments by 2027.
- Nexperia China’s parallel stack invites permanent bifurcation, destroying one global platform and parent-company leverage.
What makes Nexperia unique
- Nexperia leads small-signal MOSFETs and pushes 12-inch automotive-grade power devices.
- Its GaN, SiC, and packaging co-design with Aurobay and Semikron Danfoss differentiates.
- European manufacturing and new Malaysia capacity strengthen traceability for automotive customers.
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↑ 2%Nexperia explores collaboration power semiconductor solutions. 2 September 2026 Nexperia announced it will explore a strategic collaboration on advanced power semiconductor solutions for automotive applications with Aurobay Technologies, a division of Horse Powertrain Ltd. (a joint venture between Renault Group and Geely). The collaboration aims to combine Nexperia's expertise in gallium nitride (GaN) and silicon carbide (SiC) semiconductor technologies with Aurobay Technologies' capabilities in powertrain system design and integration. Building on a successful existing collaboration, the companies aim to evaluate how closer cooperation across semiconductor development and powertrain integration can support the next generation of electrified and hybrid vehicle platforms. The collaboration follows the successful deployment of Nexperia's GaN devices in Aurobay Technologies' highly integrated power generation system for range extender applications. The project demonstrated the potential of wide-bandgap semiconductor technologies to improve efficiency, reduce system size and weight, and enhance overall performance in demanding automotive environments. Building on this foundation, Nexperia and Aurobay Technologies will assess opportunities to further optimise power electronics architectures for applications including traction inverters and power generation systems. By combining Nexperia's WBG expertise with Aurobay Technologies' experience and capabilities in powertrain systems, the companies intend to evaluate joint engineering approaches, including early-stage co-design and system-level optimisation. As vehicle manufacturers seek higher efficiency, greater power density and more compact powertrain architectures, wide-bandgap semiconductor technologies are becoming increasingly important enablers of electrification. Through this collaboration, Nexperia and Aurobay Technologies aim to explore new approaches that accelerate the adoption of advanced power semiconductor solutions and support the development of scalable, high-performance propulsion systems for future mobility. Edoardo Merli, Head of Business Group Wide-Bandgap, IGBTs and Modules at Nexperia, said: "GaN and SiC technologies offer significant opportunities to improve efficiency, power density and system performance in automotive applications. By working closely with Aurobay Technologies, we can better understand system-level requirements and evaluate how advanced semiconductor technologies can deliver measurable benefits at the vehicle level. We look forward to building on our successful collaboration and exploring new opportunities together." Dr. Ma Yongquan, Chief Engineer, Advanced Engineering on Electrical Components at Aurobay Technologies, said: "Our experience integrating Nexperia's GaN technology into a highly integrated power generation system demonstrated the potential of close collaboration across the value chain. By combining our expertise in powertrain systems with Nexperia's semiconductor innovation, we can evaluate new approaches to improving efficiency, performance and packaging for future electrified propulsion systems." Keep up to date with the most important news. Positioning X-FAB as the answer to legacy node obsolescence and supply chain risks. Transense and Unison collaboration advances in hybrid-electric flight. 2 September 2026
Nexperia reports 18% revenue growth in Q2. Nexperia has reported Q2 2026 revenue of USD 355.6 million, an increase of 18.4% compared to Q1. The company says profitability and cash generation also improved QoQ, with operations outside China achieving positive net income and operating cash flow. The revenue improvement reflects capacity ramp-up initiatives and strengthening demand, particularly in computing and data storage applications driven by AI infrastructure investment. Automotive and industrial markets also showed encouraging development, according to a press release from Nexperia. "Our Q2 results demonstrate that the actions we have taken across the business are delivering tangible results. Compared to Q1, we achieved improvements in revenue, profitability and cash generation while continuing to invest in our future. We continue to make progress in stabilising our supply chain, ramping up capacity and supporting our customers reliably," said Stefan Tilger, interim CEO of Nexperia. The Q2 results build on the resilience Nexperia reported for Q1, when the company also posted positive net income and operating cash flow despite what it described at the time as the loss of control over its China operations following a dispute with parent company Wingtech. The company notes that its Chinese entities - Nexperia (China) Ltd. and several others - were deconsolidated with effect from October 1, 2025, and are not included in the reported figures. From manufacturing and design to supply chains and emerging technologies, the electronics industry never stands still. Meet the people driving it forward at the upcoming Evertiq Expo events. The next stop is Evertiq Expo Gothenburg on September 17, where industry professionals gather to exchange knowledge, discover new solutions and build valuable business connections. To stay up to date with the latest developments, sign up for the Newsletter.
Nexperia Semiconductors (China) has launched 19 automotive MOSFET products using 12-inch wafer technology, marking the first mass production of automotive-grade high-voltage MOSFETs at this scale. The company says per-chip costs drop by approximately 50% compared with 8-inch wafers and up to 70% versus 5-inch production. Built on Nexperia's T2X platform, the 40–100V range devices achieve on-resistance as low as 0.48 milliohms for 40V products and 0.99 milliohms for 100V variants, improvements of up to 50% over previous generations. The MOSFETs target applications in body control, battery protection, and power systems for electric vehicles. Mass production deliveries to Chinese new energy vehicle manufacturers are scheduled for the second half of 2026. All products exceed AEC-Q101 automotive standards.
A portfolio of 19 automotive MOSFETs debuts: the world's first 12-inch mass production cuts per-chip cost by up to 50%. CHINA, August 24, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ - Power MOSFETs are the heart of every electrical device - home appliances, industrial motors, new energy vehicle electronic controls, AI data center power supplies. The new-generation T2X technology platform optimizes gate structure, doping profile, and termination design to sharply reduce on-resistance at the same chip area, while also improving dynamic parameters such as gate charge and gate-drain charge. The result is a simultaneous reduction in both conduction and switching losses, breaking the traditional constraint that low on-resistance requires a large die. Nexperia ranks No. 1 globally in small-signal MOSFETs and among the global top three in automotive power MOSFETs. Nexperia China's proprietary 12-inch SGT T2X automotive MOSFETs are industry-leading in conduction loss, thermal performance, surge withstand capability, and EMI characteristics, filling the gap in 12-inch automotive-grade high-voltage MOSFETs. The products entering mass production this time have completed a full set of standardized reliability verification, covering both automotive and industrial grades. According to industry information, the effective chip output of a single 12-inch wafer is about 5.7 times that of a 5-inch wafer, about 4 times that of a 6-inch wafer, and about 2.2 to 2.4 times that of an 8-inch wafer. In terms of per-chip cost, this means a reduction of about 70% compared with 5-inch, about 60% compared with 6-inch, and about 50% compared with 8-inch. The new-generation 40V products achieve an on-resistance as low as 0.48 milliohms, an improvement of more than 50% over the previous generation; the 80V platform reaches a minimum on-resistance of 1.3 milliohms, 45% lower than the previous generation. Device thermal resistance and avalanche energy lead the industry by about 20%, and 2,000-hour board-level temperature cycling reliability is likewise leading. Nexperia China has released a portfolio of 19 automotive MOSFET products in the 40-100V range, designed for body control, infotainment, battery reverse protection, and LED lighting. Automotive-grade 100V products achieve on-resistance as low as 0.99 mΩ and can handle safe currents above 460 A, suitable for OBCs, traction inverters, and BMS. The new-generation MOS products have entered the supply chains of leading domestic new energy vehicle customers, with mass production delivery in the second half of 2026. The entire series exceeds the AEC-Q101 standard, and failure rates for core devices in braking, chassis, steering, and battery protection are controlled at the parts-per-billion level. On product iteration: Nexperia's development cycle used to take 24 to 36 months; now it takes 6 to 12 months. The localization ratio of some core devices has been pushed from under 20% to nearly 100%. About Nexperia Semiconductors (China) Ltd.: As a frontrunner in the development and production of basic semiconductor devices, Nexperia Semiconductors (China) Ltd. (Anshi China) offers devices that are widely used in various applications such as automotive, industrial, mobile, and consumer electronics, supporting almost all basic functions of electronic design worldwide. Nexperia Semiconductors (China) Ltd. (Anshi China) provides products and services to customers globally, with these products becoming industry benchmarks in terms of efficiency (such as process, size, power, and performance) and gaining widespread recognition. Nexperia Semiconductors (China) Ltd. (Anshi China) boasts a rich IP product portfolio and a continuously expanding product range, and has obtained certifications under the IATF16949, ISO9001, ISO14001, and ISO45001 standards, fully demonstrating the company's firm commitment to innovation, efficiency, sustainable development, and meeting stringent industry requirements. TOM Nexperia Semiconductors (China) Ltd. [email protected] Legal Disclaimer: EIN Presswire provides this news content "as is" without warranty of any kind. Alternative Energy Reporter do not accept any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, images, videos, licenses, completeness, legality, or reliability of the information contained in this article. If you have any complaints or copyright issues related to this article, kindly contact the author above.
UK awards £65m for zero-emission vehicle technologies. The UK government has awarded almost £65 million to automotive technology projects as it begins allocating funding under its DRIVE35 programme. The latest awards target the development, commercialisation and manufacturing of zero-emission vehicle technologies as well as connected and automated mobility. By Carla Westerheide 11.08.2026 - 07:36 The funding will support projects ranging from EV batteries and electric motors to power electronics and recycling. Industry will match the government contribution, bringing total investment to nearly £130 million and supporting more than 1,800 jobs. Nearly £50 million of government funding will go towards projects designed to bring zero-emission vehicle technologies towards commercial production. Recipients range from carmaker Bentley and electric motor manufacturer YASA to companies specialising in batteries, power electronics and recycling. Funding targets batteries, motors and power electronics. The largest share of the funding announced for zero-emission technologies, £26.9 million, will go to five companies through DRIVE35's Scale Up fund. Turntide Technologies, EMPEL Systems, Cornish Lithium, Strip Tinning and Watercycle Technologies will receive support to move their technologies towards commercial production. Another £8 million has been allocated to two collaborative projects involving industry and academia. One brings together Bentley and battery startup Ionetic to localise battery cell and pack production for future vehicles. The other is led by Q5D Technologies and involves JLR, Artifex Interior Systems and the University of Warwick. Their AutoLoom project aims to industrialise automated production of vehicle wiring looms. The government is providing a further £9 million to ten projects at an earlier stage of development. Among them, electric motor manufacturer YASA will demonstrate a motor that does not use rare-earth materials. Green Tech Industries plans to develop what it describes as the UK's first automated EV battery disassembly plant, while semiconductor manufacturer Nexperia will develop a new transistor architecture designed to improve the efficiency of EV electrical systems. Eatron Technologies, meanwhile, is working on a 48-volt battery management system using next-generation Infineon chips. Smaller companies are also included in the latest funding round. Through the Mobilise programme, 16 SMEs, startups and spinouts will share £2.7 million for projects covering areas including material recycling, electric motor technology, cybersecurity and connectivity. Beyond zero-emission vehicle technologies, the government is putting £17 million into nine projects under its Connected and Automated Mobility (CAM) Pathfinder programme. Nissan and the University of Warwick's Warwick Manufacturing Group are among the participants, with their ADventure project focusing on an autonomous mobility service for cities. Other funded projects cover brake-by-wire technology for Level 4 automated vehicles, autonomous airport vehicles and automated road maintenance equipment. "Britain invented the modern motor industry and we're determined to ensure the next generation of vehicles are designed and built here too," said Industry Minister Blair McDougall. "This investment will secure skilled jobs, strengthen our manufacturing heartlands and help drive the reindustrialisation of Britain." DRIVE35 provides long-term support through 2035. The awards form part of DRIVE35, which the British government unveiled in July 2025 as a long-term programme to support the transition to zero-emission vehicle manufacturing. As previously reported, the programme was initially presented with £2 billion in funding through 2030 plus £500 million for automotive research and development through 2035. The government now describes DRIVE35 as a £4 billion programme running to 2035. The funding is awarded by the Department for Business, Innovation, Science and Trade through the Advanced Propulsion Centre UK in partnership with Innovate UK. DRIVE35 is intended to support vehicle production, battery manufacturing, automotive technology companies and domestic supply chains as the UK automotive industry transitions towards zero-emission vehicles. 0 comments. about "UK awards £65m for zero-emission vehicle technologies"