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Mytra

3D robotics and AI for warehouses

Staff Global Supply Manager

Procurement & SourcingConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeBrisbane, CA, USA

About the Job

Requirements

  • Have 8–12+ years of experience in strategic sourcing, supply chain, or contract manufacturing management within hardware, robotics, automotive, consumer electronics, or industrial sectors.
  • Bring hands-on experience managing contract manufacturers as strategic partners, understanding the relationship from prototype through volume scale.
  • Have owned master service agreements, long-term supply agreements, and complex negotiations, and know how to structure deals that align a hardware company and manufacturing partners.
  • Be comfortable contributing to board-level strategy deliverables by synthesizing contract manufacturing sourcing findings, scenario trade-offs, and recommendations into executive-ready materials.
  • Have built and owned capacity planning processes, translating demand uncertainty into structured commitments and risk mitigation plans.
  • Have sub-tier supply chain experience and be comfortable going below the contract manufacturer to understand and influence its supply chain.
  • Be confident presenting strategy and risk to senior leadership and representing the company in senior-level supplier engagements.
  • Have technical fluency to engage meaningfully with engineering on design for manufacturability, manufacturability, and process capability.
  • Thrive in ambiguous, fast-moving environments and be energized by building something from the ground up.

Responsibilities

  • Evaluate the global contract manufacturing landscape and lead supply chain inputs for make-versus-buy analysis across full-outsourcing, sub-assembly-only, and hybrid manufacturing scenarios, informing a board-level strategy recommendation.
  • Prequalify contract manufacturing partners through capability, financial, and strategic assessments, including structured requests for quotation, site visits, and intellectual property and trade-secret risk evaluation before sharing proprietary design data.
  • Build and own strategic relationships with contract manufacturing partners at all levels, serving as the primary point of contact, including executive engagement and quarterly business reviews.
  • Own contract manufacturing commercial agreements, including master service agreements, pricing frameworks, volume commitments, tooling and non-recurring engineering terms, and long-term supply agreements.
  • Develop should-cost models to anchor negotiations and drive total cost of ownership improvement across price, yield, overhead, and logistics.
  • Own contract manufacturing capacity planning by translating roadmap and demand signals into multi-year reservations, investment commitments, and risk mitigation, with visibility from pilot through high-volume production.
  • Own contract manufacturing onboarding and transition planning after award by defining the operational model, quality gates, and supply chain handoffs needed to move from selection to new product introduction and production.
  • Govern the sub-tier supply chain by establishing visibility into contract manufacturer supply dependencies, identifying concentration risks, and driving mitigation.
  • Lead contract manufacturing engagement through new product introduction and ramp, including design-for-manufacturability feedback, first articles, prototype builds, and production scale-up.
  • Present strategy, partner selection, commercial terms, and risk assessments to senior leadership.
  • Use automation and artificial intelligence tools to reduce manual effort and improve visibility across contract manufacturing operations.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience scaling a contract manufacturing relationship from early prototype through volume production at a hardware startup or robotics company.
  • Familiarity with finished assembly, test, and pack operations and the supply chain dynamics of complex electromechanical assemblies.
  • Experience managing contract manufacturing relationships internationally and navigating geopolitical supply chain risks.
  • Knowledge of tooling ownership, amortization structures, and tooling risk management.
  • Exposure to multi-tier supply chain governance, including vendor-managed inventory, consignment, and sub-tier audit programs.

About the Company

Mytra

3D robotics and AI for warehouses

Mytra provides a universal robotics and AI system to automate material handling in warehouses and supply chains. Its core products include a three-dimensional robotic platform paired with AI software that moves and stores goods, with a modular, reconfigurable design that adapts to different workflows in real time without new integration code. This set-up differs from competitors through leadership from experienced robotics leaders and a hardware-software stack that can be deployed quickly across varying warehouses, avoiding bespoke integrations. The goal is to streamline and scale automated material handling for large industrial customers, reducing manual work and boosting warehouse efficiency.

Company size
201-500
Company stage
Series C
Total funding
$198M
Headquarters
South San Francisco, CA
Founded
2022

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