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Supply Chain Management Certification (e.g., CSCP, CPIM, or equivalent) Material - Supply Chain Analyst. Track orders placed with Fleet Solutions supply chain partners and provide support in forecasting and production control activities.
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You have extensive knowledge in any /multiple SAP modules related to supply chain management, including IBP, SAP MM (Materials Management), SAP SD (Sales and Distribution), SAP PP (Production Planning), and SAP WM (Warehouse Management.
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APICS/ASCM - CPIM, CSCP (Certified Supply Chain Professional) - Preferred. Evaluate inventory and the reliability of the supply chain flow for approval of Ad Notice, promotional requests and customer projections to ensure customer satisfaction and product availability.
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Job Description: Supply Chain Planning Analyst. Education: Supply Chain Planning Analyst. Duties: Supply Chain Planning Analyst. Supply Chain Planning Analyst.
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As a Functional Supply Planning Manager, you will work hands-on to define optimal total supply chain solutions, develop financial impacts, and utilize a variety of systems to achieve goals.
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Reporting to the VP of Operations, the Supply Chain Director is responsible for developing and implementing strategies to advance Hudson’s Sales, Inventory, and Operations Planning, Supply Chain, and Vendor Management Operations.
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Northrop Grumman Mission Systems (NGMS) is looking for a Senior Principal Supply Chain Planning Specialist to join our Material to Vendor (MTV) Team based out of Baltimore, MD. Creates/reduces MTV supply requirements based on inventory adjustments and product routing.
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In addition to full time management and operational responsibilities, as the Associate Director of Supply Chain (ADSC), you will participate in extensive developmental activities to prepare you to become a Supply Chain Director or another key management position within Supply Chain.
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Overview: We are seeking a dynamic and experienced Supply Chain Senior Director to lead our supply chain operations and drive strategic initiatives to optimize efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance customer satisfaction.
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Key Responsibilities: Specifically, the Senior Logistics / Supply Chain Analyst position will support U.S. Marine Corps activities and personnel with the execution of assigned responsibilities within the Defense Agencies Initiative (DAI.
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Ensure all areas of the Supply Chain business are following BTB accounting policies, procedures and technical standards. Business partner to Regional Vice President of Operations and key member of Product Supply Leadership Team.
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Experience with ServiceMax, Zuora, Financial Force, Salesforce CPQ, Supply Chain Management. Quench’s primary system is Salesforce.com and includes Zuora, ServiceMax, FinancialForce, Supply Chain Management, CPQ, as well as several other systems.
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You will serve as the primary HR Partner/support for both locations, building client support skills and ensuring the success of our team.
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Python (Programming Language); Leadership; Supply Chain; People Management; Supply Chain Management (SCM); Network Planning; Demand Supply Planning; Planning Ability; Microsoft Power BI; Network Optimization; Business; Demand Planning Forecasting; Data Management.
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Proven track record in procurement, sourcing, or supply chain management, preferably within the solar energy or renewable energy industry. This position requires a keen understanding of the solar panel manufacturing process, market trends, and supply chain management principles.
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