As a
Power Systems Industrial Strategy Director
(Global Supply Chain (GSC) - North America (NAM)), you will provide industrial strategy inputs aligned with business and GSC-T for the cluster/plants, as well as defining and implementing Long-Term Industrial Plans (LTIP) in coordination with GSC-T and LoB. Additionally, it requires identifying, preparing, and executing the rebalancing program for the cluster, involving localization, manufacturing transfer projects, and regionalization.
Industrial Strategy:
Define the medium & long-term industrial strategy for the BU / cluster in alignment with GSC-T & LoB.
Drive preparation of LTIP at plant level by providing pertinent & relevant inputs on industrial strategy and new projects.
Prepare the consolidated LTIP for the entire cluster in alignment with global industrial strategy and local considerations to drive optimization, efficiency, and proximity to customer.
Be the single entry point for people from LoB or GSC-T to launch new initiatives or projects inside any plant within the cluster.
Rebalancing:
Periodically review all finished products being imported in NAM for sale and look for opportunities to manufacture those products in the NAM region.
Periodically review all the parts being imported by plants in NAM and look for opportunities to localize those parts in Mexico / NAM.
Formalize the direction and prepare the rebalancing projects based on the above inputs plus GSC-T strategy and drive them to successful execution.
Ensure the rebalancing numbers reported by each plant and cluster are 100% aligned with GSC-T industrial database reporting.
Project Management:
Drive all transfer, rebalancing, QVE, and main industrial projects for the cluster through efficient execution and within the agreed constraints of quality, lead time (schedule), and overall cost (capex & opex).
Secure availability of "right" resources for the projects through plant & function teams and help to solve the priority conflicts with their hierarchical management when needed to ensure project delivery on time.
Maintain strong links with GSC-T, BU Industrialization, BU Quality, Plant GMs, etc. to ensure high collaboration among all teams.
Project Management - Leadership:
Assemble strong and motivated project teams focused on delivering high-quality results.
Identify talents and be a mentor & coach for talent development.
Drive a culture of high performance, speed, transparency, and trust.
Resource Management:
Keep track of resource needs and availability to manage project prioritization.
Anticipate future needs and make resources available accordingly.
Ensure necessary training is provided to resources according to project needs.
Minimum Requirements:
Undergraduate or Graduate Degree in Engineering or Supply Chain.
Minimum 15 years of experience in a Supply Chain environment of a Multinational corporation.
Deep understanding of manufacturing and project management.
Clear understanding of SE Industrial policies and practices.
Strong experience in Supply Chain management of technical commodities.
Experience in driving strong & successful execution of projects.
Comfortable with functional reporting (dotted/dual line) as well as hierarchical mode (direct/solid line) in large matrix organizations.
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