Supply Chain & Operations Associate
Core
Two-year rotational leadership development program for recent graduates to gain hands-on experience in manufacturing plants across strategic areas like production supervision, materials planning, procurement, logistics, and continuous improvement.
Role type
Rotational Supply Chain & Operations Associate (Recent Graduate)
Builds
Manufacturing operations, supply chain processes, and operational efficiency at multiple plant locations.
Domain
Manufacturing / Industrial Operations / Supply Chain
Deliverable
production ML models | product features | dashboards & analysis | research | client delivery | infrastructure | physical/clinical work -> physical/clinical work (Note: This is a manufacturing role, so 'physical work' in the context of operations/production is the closest fit among the provided options, though 'product features' or 'dashboards' might be secondary. However, the prompt asks for 'one of' the specific list. The role involves 'Optimize daily production', 'Improve processes for manufacturing floor'. None of the specific options perfectly describe 'manufacturing operations' except perhaps 'product features' (if viewed as building the product) or 'infrastructure' (if viewed as building the process). Let's re-evaluate the list: 'production ML models', 'product features', 'dashboards & analysis', 'research', 'client delivery', 'infrastructure', 'physical/clinical work'. The role is about optimizing production and processes. 'Infrastructure' usually refers to IT/Cloud. 'Product features' refers to software. 'Physical/clinical work' is for nurses/engineers on site. This is a manufacturing role. The most accurate mapping from the *provided* list for a manufacturing operations role is often tricky. However, looking at the work: 'Optimize daily production', 'Improve processes'. It's not clinical. It's not research. It's not client delivery. It's not dashboards (though they use data). It's not product features (software). It's not ML models. It's not infrastructure (IT). Wait, the instruction says 'one of: ...'. I must choose one. The role involves 'production supervision' and 'manufacturing engineering'. This is physical work on the factory floor. I will select 'physical/clinical work' as the closest category for hands-on manufacturing operations among the limited choices, or 'product features' if interpreted broadly as the physical product. Given 'production supervision' and 'manufacturing floor', 'physical/clinical work' is the standard bucket for on-site manufacturing in these taxonomies.
Required skills
Lean manufacturing, continuous improvement, process optimization, scheduling analysis, cycle time evaluation, Microsoft Excel proficiency, strategic project ownership, KPI management
Preferred skills
Relocation flexibility, business acumen, stakeholder engagement
Technologies
Microsoft Office suite (Excel)
Responsibilities
Participate in Lean manufacturing and Continuous Improvement initiatives, optimize daily production through efficiency and scheduling analysis, implement measures to minimize waste, support plants to meet and exceed KPIs, take ownership of strategic projects across supply chain functions.
Seniority
Entry-level, Rotational Program (Recent Graduate)