Supply Chain Analyst

What a typical day looks like:

• Drive sourcing and pricing strategies for material quotations.
• Present material value propositions to customers and suppliers, influencing customers to utilize preferred suppliers.
• Interface with customers and suppliers during new product introductions (NPI) and project start-ups regarding total cost of ownership considerations.
• Develop and guide the implementation of supply flexibility and assurance plans.
• Manage component costs and pricing at local, regional, and global levels.
• Track material-related financial performance and initiate corrective actions when required.
• Define and implement pricing and costing strategies.
• Coordinate sourcing strategies with Supply Management and customers.
• Develop and implement cost reduction strategies.
• Increase Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI), reduce lead times, and enhance Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) utilization.

Specialized Job controls may be required for certain positions. These could include on or more of the following duties:

Supply Management:

• Manage regional supplier contract negotiations, including Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs), Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs), and regional pricing agreements.
• Develop and maintain strong supplier relationships.
• Measure and report Purchase Price Variance (PPV) and implement corrective action plans.
• Monitor and manage supplier lead times and performance.
• Mitigate material shortages, excess inventory on order, and excess inventory on hand.
• Participate in and support global and regional commodity teams.
• Contribute supplier performance and spend data for quarterly scorecards.

Customer Supply Chain Management:

• Manage material cost reviews with customers.
• Drive initiatives to improve gross material margins.
• Identify, implement, and drive actions for Retained Purchase Price Variance (RPPV) optimization.
• Drive reconciliation activities with customers, including PPV, premium charges, carrying costs, freight charges, excess and obsolete inventory, and NCNR exposure.
• Identify opportunities to increase turnkey business and develop supporting materials management plans.
• Coordinate the monthly and quarterly PPV review process.

The experience we’re looking to add to our team:

• Typically requires a Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience.
• Typically requires a minimum of 4 years of experience in materials sourcing, commodity management or supply chain design/management or other related area.
• Must have an understanding of cost accounting, electronic component markets, price trends and technologies.

What you’ll receive for the great work you provide:

• Life Insurance
• Medical Benefits
• Allowances and Bonuses
• Paid Time-Off

HH39

AA98

Job Category

Global Procurement & Supply Chain

Required Skills:

Optional Skills:

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