Material Flow Planner, Oregon, OH

Description

Job Responsibilities:

Ensure a continuous flow of incoming raw materials, components, and sub-assemblies.
Manage supplier contacts and networks through the purchasing database (Supply Side Platform Portal).
Manage the replenishment backlog (creation and rescheduling of purchase orders).
Coordinate Open Purchase Order Management and/or Order Scheduling.
Manage the upstream backorder portfolio, component shortages, and micromanage to ensure the availability of materials.
Monitor and improve supplier performance through established KPIs. Work with suppliers on late orders, confirmation details, etc.
Take daily action regarding Material Requirements Planning (MRP) messages and escalate when issues are repeated.
Actively participate in continuous improvement and short interval management (SIM).

Skills:

We need this professional to have strong knowledge in the shift of upstream skills within the Supply Chain industry, ideally will be a mid-level professional.
Experience working with customers on planning, forecasting, strategy, and the flow.
Strong relationship skills as they will be working with multiple teams.
ERP experience is a plus, but system can be taught, anyone with SAP will be fine.
Preferred Engineering Degree as this will be resourceful in the role and future growth but Supply Chain Industry exp is a MUST have.

Education/Experience:

Engineering Degree preferred, not required. Equivalent experience and skills can be substituted for education.
At least 3 years of experience in Purchasing/Supply Chain is preferred.
Experience with SAP or other ERP systems is desirable.
Proficient in using computers with advanced knowledge of applications (Access, Excel).
Strong drive and ability to prioritize in a fast-paced environment.
Ability to work independently with good time management and organizational skills.
Strong relationship-building and collaborative management skills.
Strong negotiation skills are a plus.
Experience in a manufacturing environment is preferred.
Experience performing cost analysis, such as Total Cost of Ownership (TCO).

Highlights

Safety Tips

Be careful with multilevel marketing programs, and their income projections.