Job description:

As the interface between Business and IT, we develop and implement global standards and best practices for Logistics related ERP and material flow processes, improving efficiency, productivity, costs, inventories, and quality.

• Manage and roll out global logistics continuous improvement, standardization and implementation projects of:
• Warehouse Management
• Material Resource Planning
• Sales and Distribution
• Production Planning
• Manufacturing Execution Systems
• Computerized Maintenance Management systems
• Manage transfer of logistics requirements in specification, the coordination and implementation (incl. customizing) as the interface between Business and IT.
• Manage END TO END PROCESSES incl. trainings & definition of KPIs to assure sustainability and continuous improvement.
• Implement Logistics ERP Strategy with OneERP Team.
• Assure qualification, know-how transfer, check of sustainability and identification of improvement potentials within Plant Process Reviews and user training.

Qualifications:

• Minimum 5 years of professional experience and a good knowledge in project & process management, leading complex projects and international teams in the automotive industry
• Strong knowledge of SAP-ERP system.
• SAP processes (modules MM, WM, PP, SD, PM)

• DESIRED Knowledge in logistics & production flows, warehouse and material flow planning
• While this role is fully remote, the candidate must be located in the Indiana/Michigan/ Eastern Illinois/Western Ohio area due to localized travel within the US.

Why is This a Great Opportunity:

5+ year client. Billion dollar parent company. Automotive manufacturer that works with 19 of the 20 largest automotive companies in the world (OEM Tier 1 & 2).

Very cool position focused on process improvement of their logistics & supply chain. Must have experience with a few of these SAP Modules (Examples: Materials Management (MM), Warehouse Management (WMS), Material Resource Planning (MRP), Sales and Distribution (SD), Production Planning (PP), Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES), Computerized Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS).