Global Supply Manager - Materials

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mindlanceCupertino (CA)

Supply Chain Managers Plastics Material and Resin Manufacturing

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Manager

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$53.26 / hour

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About the role

Job-ID28313702Reference26-15611 Salary$53.26 / hour Remote 50% Remote

Job Description: The softgoods materials global supply management team is responsible for the sourcing, manufacturing development execution, and production of Client's differentiated and unique materials including textiles, adhesives, and polyurethane. Part of Client's core business is the creation and development of our world-class industrial designs and as such, the management of the supply chains is required to be equally unique, innovative and specialized.

Responsibilities:

Supply chain management: identification, development, and management of Client's softgoods materials suppliers.
On-time-delivery: schedule, capacity and supply planning to meet Client's production demand
Risk Mitigation: evaluation of technical and business risks using data based analysis and developing sound risk mitigation alternatives

Program Management: the ability to manage all of the above tasks and personnel resources Cross functional: support and collaboration across Client's material, product development, and operations teams Technology Development Management: evaluation and development of new technologies using new materials, finishes, and processes. Build Support: on site management of materials and final assembly partners to manage the development builds, risk mitigation and ramp Travel up to 25%Minimum Qualifications:5 years in NPI operations readiness, supply chain, or similar industry Bachelors in mechanical engineering, industrial engineering or similar discipline

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