Supply Chain Engineer

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Supply Chain Engineer

The Supply Chain Engineer is responsible for achieving facility supply chain performance targets, including inventory reduction, increased inventory turns, and improved order-to-delivery results. This role leads the development and implementation of the Plan for Every Part, pull material replenishment, and lean material flow plans to improve throughput efficiency in a manufacturing environment. The engineer works closely with cross‑functional teams to design and deploy lean systems, optimize material presentation to production lines, and remove supply chain constraints across value streams.

• Achieve corporate supply chain performance targets focused on inventory reduction, increased inventory turns, improved order‑to‑delivery time, and supply chain assessment results for the facility.
• Lead facility efforts to develop and implement the Plan for Every Part and pull replenishment methods, ensuring qualified parts meet annual corporate targets for pull and in‑plan coverage.
• Define, present, and continuously improve methods of supplying parts and components to the production line, ensuring efficient and reliable material presentation at the point of use.
• Deploy the Supply Chain Planning Process as a key team member, developing lean material flow plans for the facility, including potential changes to factory floor layout and material presentation.
• Gather and analyze data on facility demand and demand variability for each production part over daily demand buckets for 120 workdays.
• Collect and analyze data on supplier shipping performance and variability for each part number, including both time and quantity dimensions.
• Develop material flow plans for all material coming into the facility for production, ensuring alignment with lean principles and throughput efficiency goals.
• Review, analyze, and cleanse supply chain and material data prior to migrating it into the designated web tools and systems.
• Lead the work of Supply Chain Planning Analysts in documenting data into the Plan for Every Part web tool and ensuring data integrity.
• Create and maintain a site‑level flow map for all parts used in production, ensuring it accurately reflects current material flows and value streams.
• Enable and coach facility employees to use standard templates and web tools to load, maintain, and update Plan for Every Part data.
• Provide reports, insights, and information from supply chain planning tools to facility stakeholders who rely on this data for decision‑making.
• Perform physical, tactical work across multiple functions to implement the supply chain planning process and establish a Plan for Every Part for every value stream in the facility.
• Direct and guide Supply Chain Planning Analysts and other team members during deployment of supply chain processes and material flow improvements.
• Work on the production floor among production employees with minimal disruption to their workload while leading process deployment and improvement activities.
• Execute physical, tactical initiatives across multiple functions to achieve MQ or similar certifications for value streams.
• Identify, reduce, and eliminate supply chain constraints within value streams by collaborating with cross‑functional teams.
• Apply complex lean concepts, tools, and CPS supply‑chain principles to design and deploy pull replenishment systems, material flow improvements, and throughput efficiency enhancements.
• Use 6‑Sigma project management principles to structure, manage, and sustain supply chain improvement projects.
• Collaborate daily with diverse, multi‑functional teams, leveraging strong interpersonal and negotiation skills to drive common supply chain processes across departments.

• Proven ability to achieve corporate supply chain performance targets, including improvements in order‑to‑delivery time, inventory levels, inventory turns, MQ certification requirements, and supply chain assessments at a facility level.
• Experience and knowledge of complex lean concepts and tools, particularly in manufacturing and supply chain environments.
• Experience and knowledge of CPS supply‑chain principles, especially those applied…