AT&S Austria Technologie & Systemtechnik AG

Supply Chain Development Manager

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Supply Chain Development Manager

Your Responsibilities

Overall responsibility for the Supply Chain Development Strategy and Roadmap for Processes and Tools for E2E digital Supply Chain integration on AT&S corporate level
Building up and leading the new Supply Chain Development Organization both functionally and disciplinary
Elaboration, definition, planning and execution of the entire Supply Chain Development Program and Projects in alignment with the given Supply Chain Process and Project Owners
Acting as the global owner of selected Supply Chain Development Processes and Implementation Tools
Regular Reporting of defined KPIs to the Supply Chain Director
Overall Budget and Cost Responsibility for the department

Your Profile

BA or MA degree in Business, Supply Chain or similar field
Minimum 5+ years of work experience in leading role in process development and digitalization in Supply Chain in an international manufacturing company
Proven record of minimum 3+ years in a Leadership role in Supply Chain, leading a multicultural, partially remote team in several time zones
Long term experience in Project Management, Strategic Planning and Implementation
A structured, result-oriented and reliable work style with willingness to take ownership
Culturally sensible and charismatic leader
Full English proficiency written and oral
Willingness to travel (once worldwide travelling regulations change)

Our Offer

Personal and professional growth opportunities in a multinational, dynamic growth company
Chance to actively contribute to AT&S’ success and to create value
Attractive and competitive compensation package

In accordance with the Austrian collective labor agreement, we advise you that the minimum gross annual salary for this role in Austria is 65.000,- Euro. Please note that our salary packages are competitive, take individual qualifications and experience as well as work location and respective local labor agreements into consideration.