Manufacturing Systems Manager

Fluidstack is building civilization-scale AI compute infrastructure, spanning power acquisition, data center design and build, and operations. The Manufacturing Team scales a manufacturing engine and the ecosystem behind gigawatt-scale infrastructure, including the full production process rather than a single line.

Responsibilities

Extend NetSuite from finance into the system of record for supply chain and manufacturing: purchasing, inventory, MRP planning, and supplier data; Stand up Siemens Teamcenter as PLM, and build the eBOM to mBOM handoff, engineering change flow, and part master that connect it to the ERP; Integrate ERP and PLM with the tools around them: Zip for procurement, MES on the manufacturing floor, and the models that forecast lead times and demand; Run data migration and go-live for each system on a timeline set by the build, not by the implementation partner; Own every system after launch: keep the data clean, fix what breaks, and ship the next release before the team outgrows the last one

Requirements

You've led an end-to-end ERP or MRP deployment at a company that builds physical products, from selection through data migration to go-live; You've owned NetSuite as a system of record, implementing or expanding it yourself, not only working in it; You've deployed Siemens Teamcenter or connected a PLM to an ERP, including the BOM handoff and engineering change flow; You've built systems that buyers and planners used every day, and you sat with them until the workflow matched how they actually work; You've owned a system long after go-live and can name the data problems you found and fixed; You can explain a systems tradeoff to a supply chain lead or the CFO in plain terms and walk out with a decision

Nice to have

SAP S/4HANA or Oracle ERP; MES such as Siemens Opcenter or Tulip; Arena or Windchill PLM; Building a small systems team; Data center, energy, or modular construction