Project Manager Logistics

Be part of progress: Shape the Future of Global Logistics at ASML

Introduction to the job

Can you quickly gain respect from the “do-ers” by giving effective support before they know they need it? Do you have the expertise and drive to lead large-scale ERP and warehouse management transformations? Then this is your job!

This position entails serving as the crucial link between two key internal clients, requiring in-depth expertise in logistics. Join ASML as a Project Manager Logistics, where you will play a pivotal role in shaping and implementing major transition programs that will define the future of our global logistics operations. You will not only oversee the logistics aspect but also collaborate with Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) and two Product Owners (POs).

It's important to note that this is not an IT role. Familiarity with Warehouse Management Systems (WMS), especially SAP EWM, is advantageous. However, what matters most to us is your logistics, project management and change management experience and intuition rather than specific software proficiency.

Role and responsibilities

As a Project Manager Logistics, you will act as both project lead and subject matter expert (SME), guiding ASML’s logistics organization through multiple complex transitions in the coming years. You will be responsible for connecting business needs, IT capabilities, and operational execution, ensuring smooth adoption of new systems and processes across hundreds of users worldwide.

Your key focus areas will include:

• Leading logistics and warehousing transition programs, including:
  • Migration from SAP ECC to S/4HANA (go-live planned for February 2027)
  • EWM (Extended Warehouse Management) implementation
  • Deployment of SAP PEO (Production Engineering & Operations) – the manufacturing execution layer
  • Implementation of FDM (Flexible Delivery Modus) – enabling system builds directly at the customer site
• Acting as a bridge between IT, Logistics Operations, and Engineering to translate business requirements into system functionality.
• Coordinating cross-functional project teams (typically 5–10 core members) and collaborating with up to 100 key users during testing and training phases.
• Supporting large-scale user transitions (up to 800 SAP users) through testing, training, and change enablement activities.
• Driving process improvements and alignment between systems, data, and business workflows.
• Ensuring proper governance, documentation, and readiness throughout the migration lifecycle.
• Acting as a trusted advisor to logistics and operations leaders, providing content-driven insights to guide decision-making.

Education and experience

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Business Administration, Supply Chain Management, Industrial Engineering, Information Systems, or a related field (mandatory).
• 5-9 years’ experience in logistics, supply chain, project management or ERP transition role preferably in a high-tech, low-volume assembly environment.
• Proven experience in large-scale ERP migrations, preferably SAP ECC → S/4HANA.
• Demonstrated success in leading or coordinating cross-functional teams (5–10 people) and collaborating with large user groups (up to 800).
• Experience in project leadership combined with content expertise — not only program coordination but also deep process understanding.
• Strong track record of delivering change management, testing, and training activities in logistics or manufacturing environments.
• Substantial and in-depth experience with SAP-EWM, their set-up and application can be a plus but is not a must.

Skills

• Team player and change agent, able to take both supporting and leading roles.
• Strong analytic skills, presenting data as compelling information.
• Flexible and persistent, finding ways to convince and achieve.
• Strong drive to combine teaching & learning, process improvements and business results.

Other information

As a Project Manager Logistics you will report to the Manager Engineering Services within the Department Manufacturing Services – Operational Excellence.

This position requires access to controlled technology, as defined in the United States Export Administration Regulations (15 C.F.R. § 730, et seq.). Qualified candidates must be legally authorized to access such controlled technology prior to beginning work. Business demands may require ASML to proceed with candidates who are immediately eligible to access controlled technology.