Job Description

You will work within a scale-up and fast-moving environment. You will be surrounded by a team of experts in their field and be given the autonomy and freedom to develop the role as we grow. You will be involved in company's procurement management principles, project phase timelines as well as project targets for tooling asset management.

What you will be doing:

• Coordinate the definition and agreement for the Asset labelling standard.
• Issue and circulate the label standards to the “Supplier & Commodity Management” team and align issues with both Buyers and Suppliers alike where required.
• Align closely with "Risk Management” to highlight any potential threat to asset or supply chain based on location and Geo-Political issues during construction, serial production and aftermarket supply.
• Coordinate the evidence showing the asset label process is complete and in line with PPAP process and final invoice approval.
• Define the SAP process including PR and PO for assets, as well as other systems.
• Manage the ownership of Tooling transfer to aftermarket or scrap (fulfilling legal and finance requirements)
• Improve documentation of Tooling Contracts based on previous knowledge, reflection and lessons learned.
• Be able to show an understanding of data, whilst also having an ability to present data and insights to cross functional teams on tooling matters.

Required Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities

• Good level of experience gained at either a Tier 1/2 automotive supplier or an automotive OEM.
• Previous direct knowledge of asset management or stock control in multinational operation.
• Familiar and at ease communicating across multiple functions - Buyers, Legal, Finance and Suppliers.
• Excellent project management skills, with a track record of delivery.
• Ability to priorities tasks and have effective time management and analytical skills.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
• Good capability with Microsoft Office software and experience with SAP S/4 HANA is desirable, training will be available.
• English language is mandatory and knowledge of German would be beneficial, but not essential.
• There will be significant travel involved in the role.