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Supply Chain Analystlocated in
What a typical day looks like:
Drives sourcing/pricing strategies in materials quotations.
Presents materials value-add to customers or suppliers, and influence customer to use Flex preferred suppliers.
Interfaces with customer or supplier in new project start-up, for cost of ownership issues.
Develops and guides implementation of flexibility and supply assurance plans.
Manages component cost/price on a local, regional and global basis.
Tracks materials financial performanceand initiate corrective actions when required.
Defines and implements pricing and costing strategies.
Coordinate sourcing strategies with Supply Management and Customers.
Develop andimplement cost take down strategies.
Increase Vendor Managed Inventory, Reduced Guide-Time and Electronic Data Interface penetration.
Specialized Job controls may be required for certain positions. These could include on or more of the following duties:
Supply Management:
Manage regional supplier contract negotiations, which includes Memorandums of Comprehension, Non-disclosure and regional pricing agreements.
Develop and maintain supplier relationships.
Measure and report Purchase Price Variance and initiate action plans.
Monitor and manage supplier times.
Mitigates shortages, excess on order and excess on hand.
Participate on and help global and regional commodity teams.
Contribute information/data on top spend suppliers for quarterly scorecards.
Customer Supply Chain Management:
Manages material cost reviews.
Drive initiatives to improve gross material margin.
Identify, implement and drive actions for Retained Purchase Price Variance (RPPV) optimization.
Drive reconciliation process with customer (PPV, Premium charges, carrying costs, freight charges, excess and obsolete inventory, Non-cancelable, Non-Returnable (NCNR), etc.)
Identify opportunities to increase turnkey business and develop materials management plan.
Coordinate quarterly/monthly PPVhard call
Typically requires aBachelor'sdegree or equivalent experience.
Typically requires a minimum of5yearsofexperience in finance, materials sourcing, commodity management or supply chain design/management or other related area.
Musthave an understanding ofcost accounting, electronic component markets, price trends and technologies.
A background in electronics manufacturing and a thorough understanding of Original Equipment Manufacturing (OEM) product development process.
To perform the major job responsibilities the use of the following tools may be required: Office Skills: telephones, data entry, office software to include, word processing, spreadsheets, presentation packages, and database systems.
What you’ll receive for the great work you provide:
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