About the role
As a Sr. Supervisor, NPI PMO – Supply Chain, you will lead Supply Chain execution for Commercial New Product Introduction (NPI) programs, ensuring material, supplier, and engineering change readiness throughout the program lifecycle. You will work cross-functionally with Engineering, Sourcing, Materials, Quality, and suppliers to drive critical deliverables, manage risks, and support successful product launches.
Key Responsibilities
As a Sr. Supervisor, NPI PMO – Supply Chain, you'll be responsible for:
Own the full supply chain deliverables for assigned Commercial NPI programs, representing Supply Chain in phase/gate reviews and reporting readiness status to program leadership.
Lead the supply chain execution of Engineering Change Notices (ECNs), including inventory impact assessment, cut-in/run-out strategy, obsolescence mitigation, and cross-functional alignment on implementation dates.
Plan and drive material requirements for prototype, pilot, and pre-production builds, including PO placement, expedites, escalation management, and sample tracking.
Partner with Sourcing on supplier selection, capacity assessment, tooling and long-lead item timelines, and supplier readiness milestones such as first article and PPAP/APQP where applicable.
Drive ECN implementation cycle time, program material cost attainment, and supplier readiness milestones to ensure key Supply Chain deliverables are completed within agreed targets.
Requirements
We are looking for people who are analytical, resilient, collaborative, and capable of driving execution across complex manufacturing environments. If this is you, get in touch.
As a minimum you must have:
Bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Supply Chain, International Business, or a related field.
5+ years of experience in Supply Chain, Materials Planning, Purchasing, or New Product Introduction (NPI), or 3+ years with a master's degree.
Demonstrated experience leading Supply Chain deliverables for NPI programs or engineering change implementation.
Experience working in a manufacturing environment with cross-functional teams and direct supplier interaction.
Strong project coordination, problem-solving, communication, and execution skills, with the ability to manage multiple priorities and program milestones
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Although not necessary, it would be nice if you have:
Experience with Engineering Change Notices (ECNs), inventory impact analysis, cut-in/run-out strategies, and obsolescence mitigation.
Experience with supplier readiness activities, including tooling, first article, PPAP, and/or APQP.
Experience managing prototype, pilot, and pre-production material requirements, including purchase orders, expedites, and sample tracking.
Benefits
We offer a competitive total rewards package that may include other benefits and well-being programs. Offerings vary by role and location and are designed to support employees’ health, security, and success.
