About the role

Spécialiste chaîne d’approvisionnement pilotant les coûts, fournisseurs et lancements de produits électroniques chez Kontron Canada. Collaboration avec les équipes d’ingénierie, production et logistique.

Responsibilities

Identify and update cost estimates for goods
Report on new product costs versus the target budget
Understand product structures, from raw materials through to the finished system
Support customer quotation and proposal activities by establishing product baseline costs
Ensure communication among stakeholders to achieve cost targets
Monitor market value and availability of raw materials
Collaborate with Engineering, Commodity Management, and other stakeholders in selecting new suppliers
Establish and maintain supplier relationships, improve costs and quality, and reduce risk
Analyze and improve supply chain processes to reduce costs and lead times
Collaborate with Product Development, Production, and Logistics teams to develop new product launch plans
Support the team and electronics manufacturing partners in meeting production ramp-up schedules for products under development
Identify potential supply chain risks and develop mitigation strategies
Coordinate meetings and conference calls with global partners
Participate in continuous improvement projects
Perform other related duties

Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain Management, Business Administration, Operations Management, Business Management, Electrical Engineering, or a related field
8 years of experience in the electronics supply chain industry
Microsoft Office Suite, particularly advanced Excel skills
Knowledge of MRP/ERP systems
Knowledge of the AS9102 standard
Knowledge of the electrical, avionics, defense, and telecommunications industries
Knowledge of SAP, CalcuQuote, and WayRTS
Ability to read mechanical drawings
French and English, both spoken and written; functional proficiency in both languages is required
Self-directed and confident
Strong ability to work as part of a team
Ability to work with minimal supervision
Performs well under pressure
Ability to manage multiple priorities simultaneously
Flexibility and excellent communication skills

Permanent, daytime position with a 37.5-hour workweek
Competitive salary, reviewed annually
Generous vacation policy and a large number of personal days
Comprehensive group insurance plan, including telemedicine
Group RRSP to which Kontron Canada contributes
Work-family-personal life balance, including the option to work remotely a few days per week, if desired
Social and sports activities, including access to a volleyball and soccer field
Various training opportunities for your professional development
Exciting career path across various business sectors
Dedicated days for individual and team innovation projects
Modern building with state-of-the-art equipment