The opportunity
Lambda, The Superintelligence Cloud, is a leader in AI cloud infrastructure serving tens of thousands of customers. Our customers range from AI researchers to enterprises and hyperscalers.
What you'll do
Own the demand forecast for your assigned portfolio, translating data center: deployment plans, customer commitments, and capacity roadmaps into a unit-level, time-phased view of what we need and when.
Build and maintain forecast models, assumptions, and scenarios (base, upside,: downside), and track forecast accuracy and bias over time.
Partner with Go-to-Market, Project Management, Finance, and Data Center: Engineering to keep the demand signal current as customer commitments, cluster designs, and site readiness change.
Establish clear forecast input ownership, cadence, and change-control so that: upstream changes are visible and acted on quickly.
Convert demand into supply and build plans for finished systems, racks, and: networking equipment, including ODM/OEM build slots, integration capacity, and delivery schedules.
Align partner manufacturing capacity and lead times with the demand forecast,: and drive resolution when supply and demand do not match.
What they're looking for
- Work with Commodity Management to understand component availability and: allocation (accelerators, memory, storage, optics, power, cooling) and reflect those constraints in the supply plan.
- Lead execution timing across the supply chain, setting and driving the: schedule so that material procurement is placed and delivered on time to support build and deployment commitments.
- Plan for new platform introductions and transitions, coordinating build: schedules, ramp timing, and cutover so that new and legacy platforms are supplied without gaps or excess.
- Coordinate with Operations and Logistics on inbound flow, staging, and: delivery so that supply lands when data centers are ready to receive it, either through direct ship or hub-spoke delivery models.