Project manager (Supply Chain Management)

Job Description:

Experience:: 8 or more years of demonstrated experience in the following:

Project management, including management of scope, time and schedule, with balance of quality and risk management.

Effective communication and facilitation at all levels, with proven negotiation, conflict-resolution, and relationship-building skills across local and remote teams.

Understanding of business processes and ability to detail them as needed by the project.

Analysing and reengineering business processes and recommending solutions.

Facilitating workshops and brainstorming sessions to gather business requirements.

Managing multiple complex projects simultaneously, with robust planning to deploy change and sustain business operations.

Productivity and project planning tools (MS Office, Keynote, project tracking tools).

Managing vendors remotely; experience working with contract manufacturers or in the logistics industry is highly desirable.

Analytical problem-solving, with the ability to connect detailed work to broader strategy and favour simple, lasting solutions.

End-to-end supply chain management, including:

Inbound and outbound (OB) logistics

Warehousing operations (receiving, put-away, inventory accuracy, cycle counting, WMS)

Order fulfilment and last-mile delivery

Third-party logistics (3PL) governance with SLA/KPI management

Supply chain risk management

Working in the broader APAC region (necessary) and leading global project roles.

Resolving complex project situations, including issues management and representing the project to senior leadership layers such as Directors and Senior Directors.

Desired Qualifications

Consumer electronics industry experience (desired) and service and support business experience (desired).

Consulting background experience (desired).

Lean Six Sigma exposure (desired).

Project Management certification (desired).

Knowledge of ERP systems (e.g., SAP) deployed in the consumer electronics industry (preferred).

A working understanding of SDLC — what's required at each stage, the challenges that typically show up at each one, and how to actually work through them.

Ideal Candidate

This is a PM in the supply chain space — someone who has actually planned, executed, and delivered implementation projects such as:

Onboarding a new contract manufacturer

Onboarding a new DC

Onboarding a new carrier (BlueDart, FedEx, etc.) into the network