Business Analyst - Non IT II

About the role

The Supply Chain Coordinator supports supply chain initiatives for electrical and mechanical components within a manufacturing environment. This role assists with sourcing, cost savings, supplier coordination, new product introductions, and accurate material and supplier data. The ideal candidate is an analytical, detail-oriented professional with supply chain or procurement experience who can manage competing priorities, follow through with suppliers, and collaborate across departments.

Responsibilities

• Support business unit category strategies and year-over-year cost savings initiatives, including negotiation and design-change opportunities, while ensuring timely execution against established schedules.
• Collaborate with regional or global supply chain on NAA category strategy for synergies within sub-system and across commodities.
• Collaborate with Business Partner Commodity Managers (BPCM), and help with regular workloads of Gate.
• Reviews, Material Disposition List Analysis (identifying opportunities for improvement, aligning suppliers for souring plans.
• Will be responsible for updating all applications including but not limited to ETQ, Teams Logs, GeN3 Core, Sch A/B RFQ, on daily basis.
• Support RFQ's (RFI/RFP as needed), total landed cost analysis, support business case, and ROI.
• Coordinate and support PPAP activities for Florence operations, including PPAP requests, requisition and purchase order processing, sample delivery confirmation, supplier follow-up, and coordination with Supplier Quality Engineering for PSW issuance.
• Support new product introductions, operational improvements (Lean), engineering changes, and work transition activities.
• Support the maintenance and accuracy of MRP part and supplier data, working cross-functionally with Commodity Management, Buyers, Materials Engineering, and other relevant stakeholders.
• Facilitate/participate in cross functional team/IPD meetings.
• Support weekly, monthly, and quarterly reporting activities and prepare or assist with report-outs.

Requirements

• High School Diploma or GED
• Bachelor’s Degree required, preferably in Business Administrations/Supply Chain Management, Finance, or Engineering
• 3-5 years in a Supply Chain management function, procurement, or cost management.
• Knowledge of, or experience with, lean manufacturing systems/processes and ERP/JDE configurations, Concept Configurations, Elog, and drawing database (Windchill)
• Strategic planning/thinking skills coupled with analytical and execution skills.
• Experience with Excel and/or other data manipulation programs.
• Demonstrated ability to drive teamwork between groups and across functional teams.
• Strong communication skills and the ability to communicate all levels of management required.
• Demonstrated project management, change management, and negotiating capabilities is a plus.

Benefits

• Medical, vision, dental, and life and disability insurance for contract/temporary professionals
• Eligibility to enroll in company 401(k) plan for hired contract/temporary professionals