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Job Title:Sr. Supply Chain AnalystShift:Monday-FridayDepartment:Materials EngineeringJob Summary:In this role, the Sr. Supply Chain Analyst will be part of the Panasonic battery supply chain team focusing on sourcing localization and supply development for cell raw materials and components that make up the building blocks of the Panasonic cells.
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Coach and train other supply chain staff in supply chain analytics topics. Provide technical training and support to increase team's supply chain knowledge and analytical capability.
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Provide leadership and support on other assignments and projects as requiredEDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE:BA/BS degree in Materials or Supply Chain Management, or Business Administration required.
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Broad expertise in Supply Chain Management, Procurement, Supplier Quality, S&OP, Negotiation, and Product Development as it relates to categories such fuel systems, brakes, molded plastic, resins, gaskets and seals, rubber, carbon fiber, and paint.
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Bachelor's in Supply Chain, Business or related, along with 5+ years of direct experience leading SIOP within the CPG or food industry - deep experience in select areas of expertise (e.g. Inventory Management, Demand Planning, Forecasting, Freight Management, Network Strategy or Network Design) combined with a broad understanding of end-to-end supply chain.
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The Director, Supply Chain - Wind - North America manages our key wind turbine manufacturer relationships focused on North America, coordinating effectively with senior leaders in development, construction, and O&M to deliver the optimal global supply chain strategies, market intelligence, and supply chain relationships.
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The Tier II Supply Chain Administrator has the responsibility to ensure orders are being fulfilled and/or communicated clearly for OEM and service shipments within AGC and with business suppliers/partners.
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Collaborate with global partners in Supply Chain and Customer Service to understand inventory availability and manage purchase orders. Supply Chain / Distribution Mgmt / Planning degree preferred but not required.
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The Supply Chain Supply Continuity Analyst, specializing in data analytics and modeling, will be instrumental in leveraging data-driven insights to mitigate risk for supply chain operations.
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Seek out and develop sourcing relationships with providers in existing and new markets globally, eliminating product constraint, allowing all Twin Disc affiliates to meet customer demands without supply chain constraints.
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Support the Implementation of Strategic Sourcing objectives and alliance partnerships to ensure consistent quality of material and timely delivery, price savings, and overall supply chain improvements.
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Ideally your experience will be supported by related professional qualification's such as a Degree in Supply Chain Management or CPP, CPIM, CSCP certification. Job Segment: Supply Chain, Lean Six Sigma, Strategic Sourcing, Supply Chain Manager, Six Sigma, Operations, Management.
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Strong understanding of ERP/Supply Chain systems, processes (Order to Invoice) and integration tools (Boomi, Mulesoft, Tibco, Oracle Integration Cloud etc. Proven experience (10+ years) in EDI management, specifically with the OpenText/GXS platformProven experience (5+) working with Oracle Cloud Supply Chain Management (SCM) Strong understanding of EDI standards, protocols, and file formats (ANSI X12, EDIFACT, XML, etc.
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Reviewing accounting and financial processes and assisting with recommending solutions, best practices, and approaches within D365 Finance and Supply Chain. Responsibilities include:·Participating on projects to design and implement the financial functions of D365 Finance and Supply Chain.
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Act as Business Owner for Supply Chain related elements of Master Data Management. - Assess, develop and manage best practices and processes to optimize and expand use of Oracle ERP, reporting tools and other IT systems within the Integra Supply Chain, including Plan, Source, Make, Deliver and Return processes.
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