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Innova Solutions is immediately hiring for Supply Chain Commodity Manager. Minimum 2 years’ experience in Supply Chain Management within food service required. Bachelor's degree in Business, Supply Chain Management, Finance, or other closely related field strongly preferred.
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Do you have the career opportunities as a OR Supply Chain Technician you want with your current employer? Do you want to work as a OR Supply Chain Technician where your passion for creating positive patient interactions are valued.
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Additionally, this position acts as a reliable backup for other supply logistics coordinators within the department, maintaining continuity and efficiency within the supply chain operations.
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Utilize advanced supply chain software and address deviations in its operation. Address supply chain constraints. Familiarity with Supply and Demand planning systems, including but not limited to SAP, Kinaxis, o9, and Anaplan, is highly desirable.
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The ASIC Supply Chain Operations Manager will be responsible for ASIC supply operations & material planning service to drive all aspects of executing ASIC program acquisition, planning/scheduling work orders and manage build execution across semiconductor wafer fabrication foundry and package assembly/test outsource contract manufacturing suppliers.
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As a(an) Assistant Director Supply Chain Operations with Wesley Medical Center you can be a part of an organization that is devoted to giving back! As the Assistant Director of Supply Chain Operations, you are responsible for the daily operations of all functions assigned by the Supply Chain Director within the facility.
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The Lead Technical Product Owner, Regulatory & Compliance – CMMS (Computerized Maintenance Management Systems) role is responsible for testing data flows, issue resolution, configuration and technical support for Chick-fil-A Supply, Bay Center Foods, and Offsite Thawing Pilot.
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Any additional requirements identified by planner buyer lead, planning manager, or supply chain director. The Supply Chain Planner Buyer II role will sit at the Covington, GA location and manage raw materials we house for our sister site in Round Lake, IL. You will report to the Materials Manager.
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Under the leadership and tactical guidance of a SAP COE Leader, the Specialist - SAP Supply Chain Analytics will collaborate with business stakeholders, consultants to help design, develop, deploy and support solutions in SAP S/4HANA, SAP SAC and any associated bolt-on’s to meet business unit needs for Supply chain reporting needs and Master Data Management business processes under the guidance of Planning & Analytics Manager.
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The Senior Supply Chain Planner will work closely with Customer Service, Transportation, Product Management, and schedulers in the manufacturing facilities to set master production schedules, manage the transfer of product between facilities, and maintain MRP settings in SAP to meet service and inventory requirements.
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Traditional technologies that support key supply chain functions, such as Contract Lifecycle Management, Source-to-Pay, Third Party Risk Management/Monitoring, Warehouse Management Systems, Order Management, and Transportation Management Systems.
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The Supply Chain Analyst will be responsible for supporting various aspects of Supply Chain, including but not limited to inventory management, strategic sourcing, and supplier management.
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Power supply design, including magnetics design, EMI filter design. Hardware Engineer – Power Supply (eInfochips Inc) Capture and analyze requirements for power supply design projects.
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Responsible for extracting data from multiple sources to support the Supply Chain team (Teradata, QVD’s, SAP, Blue Yonder, Kronos, OMS) Job Segment: Supply Chain, Logistics, Lean Six Sigma, Six Sigma, Supply, Operations, Management.
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Supply Chain Management: Oversee procurement, inventory management, and supplier relationships to ensure timely delivery of materials and components. Strong experience collaborating with cross-functional departments such as operations, supply chain, engineering, and marketing to drive business efficiency and growth.
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