Process Improvement Manager - Supply Chain Domain

Process Study and Improvement (25%):

- Conduct thorough assessments of current supply chain processes to identify inefficiencies.

- Develop and implement process improvement initiatives to enhance operational efficiency and effectiveness.

- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to understand pain points and streamline workflows.

- Track and report on the impact of process improvements.

Data Analysis (25%):

- Analyse supply chain data to identify trends, patterns, and areas for improvement.

- Provide actionable insights to drive decision-making and strategic planning.

- Develop and maintain dashboards to monitor key performance indicators (KPIs) within the supply chain.

- Support data-driven initiatives by ensuring accurate data collection and analysis.

Technology Improvements and Business Requirement Documentation (BRDs) (25%):

- Identify opportunities to leverage technology to optimize supply chain operations.

- Work closely with IT and other departments to develop and implement technology solutions.

- Create detailed business requirement documents (BRDs) to support the development and implementation of new systems and tools.

- Ensure all technological improvements align with the company's strategic goals.

Pilot Rollouts and Implementation (25%):

- Plan and manage the rollout of pilot projects aimed at improving supply chain processes.

- Coordinate with relevant stakeholders to ensure smooth implementation and adoption.

- Monitor and evaluate the success of pilot projects, making adjustments as needed.

- Document and communicate lessons learned from pilot projects to inform future initiatives.

- Proficiency in supply chain management software and tools (e. , SAP, Oracle, Excel).

- Experience with technology implementation and the creation of BRDs.

- Experience with automation and digital transformation in supply chain processes.

- Familiarity with data analysis tools (e. , Python, R, Power BI, Tableau).

- Should be open to travel for pilot rollouts and implementation