Job Title
Supply Chain & Lifecycle Engineer IGT Systems
Job Description
The Supply Chain & Lifecycle Engineer is responsible for operational execution of lifecycle management activities, ensuring uninterrupted material availability through all lifecycle phases. You are part of the Operational Materials Management (OMM) Function within the IGT Integrated Supply Chain organization.
Your role:
Lifecycle Execution
- Execute and monitor approved lifecycle strategies.
- Coordinate End of Life, End of Production, Last Time Buy and obsolescence activities.
Material Availability & Supply Planning
- Ensure material availability throughout the lifecycle.
- Support phase-in and phase-out plans.
BOM & Master Data Management
- Manage material master data quality.
Data Analytics & Reporting
- Develop lifecycle dashboards and reports.
- Support forecasting and scenario modelling.
Operational Material Management
- Support NPI/NPR readiness.
- Support inventory optimization projects.
- Support cost-of-non-quality reduction/prevention projects.
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
- Maintain uninterrupted material availability.
- Improve lifecycle data accuracy.
- Execute engineering changes successfully.
KPIs
- Material Availability
- Customer Order Continuity (Explicit-to-Build)
- E&O; Inventory Reduction (Cost of Non-Quality)
- Inventory & inventory turns
- LTB Accuracy
- Cost Avoidance/Productivity
You're the right fit if:
Education: Bachelor or Master's degree in supply chain, Engineering, Logistics or related field.
Experience: 6- 10years in lifecycle management, supply chain, operations or manufacturing.
Technical Skills: SAP S/4HANA, Power BI, Advanced Excel, Power Query, Power Automate.
Experience in medical device industry and/or high-tech industry is preferred
COMPETENCIES
Analytical Thinking, Problem Solving, Attention to Detail, Collaboration, Customer Focus, Continuous Impro
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