Supply Chain Specialist/ Senior Buyer

Job Description

We are expanding our Supply Chain team and are seeking talented individuals to fill the roles of SCM Analyst , Material Planner , and Senior Buyer. Each position plays a vital role in our operations, and we encourage qualified candidates to review the descriptions below and apply for the role that best matches their skills and experience. 1. SCM Analyst Purchasing Administration: Administer purchasing activities, ensuring efficient processing of purchase requisitions. Place orders based on Material Requirements Planning (MRP) requirements. Verify price and delivery dates within established contracts. Coordination and Execution: Coordinate purchasing activities to meet forecast commitments, ensuring timely processing of purchase requisitions. Expedite orders as necessary to meet production requirements. Discrepancy Resolution: Work with incoming inspection and receiving to resolve discrepancies in delivered materials. Supplier Monitoring: Monitor supplier delivery to ensure on-time performance. 2. Material Planner Demand and Inventory Analysis: Conduct demand comparisons to identify variances. Perform cumulative lead time analysis. Analyze excess inventory. Implement ABC stratification for inventory management. Inventory Management and Control: Manage inventory levels. Address hit shortages proactively. Change Management and Data Verification: Participate in Engineering Change Notice (ECN) Engineering & Operations (E&O) meetings. Verify scheduled engineering change dates. Verify Material Data System (MDS) loading. Production Planning and Financial Reconciliation: Develop and manage Capacity to Promise (CTP) commitments for production. Perform prepaid reconciliation. 3. Senior Buyer Team Leadership and Procurement Coordination: Lead a team of buyers. Coordinate purchasing activities with suppliers to effectively procure parts, meeting production and revenue targets. Supplier and Risk Management: Manage supplier risk by monitoring supplier capacity and delivery ratings. Develop new supplier sources where existing vendors and suppliers are inadequate. Cost and Inventory Management: Perform cost analysis and volume planning for major commodities. Control inventory levels. Drive for cost innovation for purchasing parts / activity. Ensure logistics cost reduction. Global Procurement: Require domestic or global exposure of assigned commodities.