Supplychain Project Manager
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Introduction to the job
As a Supplychain Project Manager, you’ll participate / lead supply chain projects which are initiated cross sector. You will make sure that the identified improvements and changes will be rolled out according to the agreed planning and timelines.
- Location: Veldhoven, Netherlands
- Team: Projects, Programs and Change
- Work experience: 4-9 years
- Educational background: Other non-technical backgrounds
- Travel: 10%
- Workplace type: Hybrid
- Fulltime/parttime: Full time
Role and responsibilities
You’ll represent your Customer Supplychain Department (CSCM) within the cross sector projects and/or be the lead for the in sector initiatives. Project team size will be on average 5 to 10 FTE (eg. subject matter experts, Key users, etc.) pending the scope of the project.
As Project Manager, you’ll:
- Lead and implement continuous improvement projects within the customer supply chain environment.
- Define project scope, goals, and deliverables in collaboration with stakeholders
- Create detailed project plans, timelines, and resource allocations
- Monitor progress, manage risks, and ensure timely delivery
- Communicate project status and outcomes to relevant stakeholders
Education and experience
- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree, preferably logistics / supply chain
- Minimum of 5 years of experience in project management and/or logistics environment
- Experience in a high-tech production or service environment
Skills
To thrive in this role, you’ll need the following skills:
- Proactive and self-starting mindset
- Strong process orientation and analytical thinking
- Ability to influence stakeholders without formal authority
- Risk assessment and mitigation capabilities
- Strong leadership, communication, and organizational skills
- Stakeholder engagement and collaboration
- Problem-solving and continuous improvement mindset
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