Director Manufacturing Operations - Players

San Jose, Californiafull timeRemote

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Director Manufacturing Operations - Players at Roku · LumiJobs

senior

$350k–$400k

H1B: yes

Roku Director Manufacturing Operations - Players leads manufacturing and supplier execution for Roku’s Players and Remotes product lines, ensuring operational excellence from NPI through sustaining. This role requires strategic vision combined with hands-on leadership, including time onsite in Asia to build trust with suppliers.

Responsibilities

We are seeking a Director, Manufacturing Operations – Players, with a strong background in manufacturing, supplier management, and cost optimization to lead a team of senior program managers.
Reporting to the VP of Operations, this leader will own complex product initiatives from NPI through sustaining, ensuring operational excellence in product development processes and supply chain metric tracking. The role combines strategic vision with tactical execution, requiring both cross-functional leadership and a hands-on approach to build credibility on the factory floor.
For California Only - The estimated annual base salary for this position is between $350,000 - $400,000 annually. Compensation packages are based on factors unique to each candidate, including but not limited to skill set, certifications, and specific geographical location. This role is eligible for health insurance, equity awards, life insurance, disability benefits, parental leave, wellness benefits, and paid time off.
Strategic and Operational Leadership
Lead program planning and supplier execution for Roku’s Players and Remotes product lines
Bring Program Management, Technical Operations, and Quality together into a single operating model for the organization
Keep executives aligned through clear reporting on readiness, risks, and tradeoffs
Build repeatable ways of working that improve launch speed and product quality over time
Manufacturing and Supplier Execution
Work with ODMs and suppliers on production readiness, line bring-up, and ramp-to-volume
Drive capacity planning and risk assessments to support stable volume production
Step in on supplier escalations around production, yield, reliability, and quality to ensure rapid recovery