Supply Chain NPI
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The Project Engineer - Industrial Launch is responsible for leading manufacturing launch activities for both TOW (Transfer Of Work) or production transfer programs and new product introductions (NPI) in a new automotive component manufacturing plant. The role manages all industrialization activities from BOM release in SAP through Start of Production (SOP), ensuring manufacturing readiness, quality compliance, and successful project execution.
- Confirm components readiness before every sample build to ensure the success of the build.
- Align physical and system stock number to minimize discrepancies risk by means of Gemba, supply chain and production departments alignment.
- Coordinate with supply chain department to ensure that all components’ orders are placed on time to the suppliers with appropriate lead time.
- Manage customer orders manually before SAP set up.
- Manage project stock area where non mass production components are stored.
- Confirm the remaining stock of components after every build.
- Construct project components database based on products’ BOMs, with the visibility on customer orders, component stocks, SAP readiness, next batch arrival, on time indicators.
- In charge of new packaging management, coordinate with the packaging engineer from receiving packaging requirement to off tool part for the project.
- Monitor SAP set up progress EDI (sales order entry) ->MRP (Material requirement planning)-> MRD (material release document to production and WH) ->SA (scheduling agreement to the suppliers) for every project.
- Support and monitor manual PO with purchasing and supply chain team while SAP is not yet completely set up, or experiencing unexpected delay.
- Coordinate with production team to pack the samples and supply chain team on the shipment.
- Monitor sample shipment and escalate if customs issues are found.
- On time escalate on low stock level or any shortages if necessary.
- Manage design change component cut off stocks to minimize the scrap by monitoring stock level
Qualifications:
- At least 3-5 years of supply chain experience
- Good level of Microsoft Excel, SAP
- Cross functional communication skills.
- Material planning experience.
- Part shortage prevention and awareness.
- Good command of English.
- Familiar with Engineering BOM and Engineering change
- Familiar with Automotive industry especially on E-components management