Neuralink
Material Management Lead
$95K–$177K
Austin, Texas, United States +3 · Full-time · Posted Sep 3, 2026
- Location
- Austin, Texas, United States
South San Francisco, California, United States
Austin - ATX1
South San Francisco, California, United States - Experience
- 5+ years in manufacturing operations, materials management, or production logistics, including direct experience building and leading teams.
About the job
Build and lead Neuralink’s material operations function, delivering materials from inbound logistics through receiving, inventory, kitting, and outbound shipments to support manufacturing and clinical needs.
What you'll do
- Build and develop the material operations team; define and manage KPIs and service-level performance across the material pipeline.
- Own inbound logistics, receiving, incoming quality, inventory controls, and production kitting, ensuring traceability and timely material availability.
- Manage outbound shipments and engineering-change material cut-ins; drive frontline adoption and improvement of inventory and manufacturing systems.
What they ask for
- 5+ years in manufacturing operations, materials management, or production logistics, including direct experience building and leading teams.
- Experience defining KPIs, running performance cadences, and using data to drive accountability and improvement.
- Quality systems fluency, including sampling plans, MRB, NCR dispositions, and lot traceability in a regulated or high-rigor environment.
- Experience designing scalable operational processes and driving frontline adoption of inventory or warehouse systems.
Nice to have
- Experience scaling operations through a production ramp; medical device, implantables, or other GMP manufacturing background.
- Military logistics or operations leadership; international shipping and customs, shelf-life or cold-chain materials, or incoming inspection or supplier quality program ownership.
Pay
$95,000 — $177,000 USD (base salary)
Tools
WMS, MES, ERP, GMP, ISO 13485
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