Supply Chain

• Coordinate commodity selection, sourcing execution, and cross-functional alignment to achieve program targets and meet Supplier Engineering On-Board Dates (SEOBD).
• Compile and maintain the Sourcing Tracker / SWT, consolidating target-setting status and commodity waterfalls aligned to program requirements.
• Ensure on-time completion of IPQ packages with VHMs and coordinate SIR requirements to support sourcing activities.
• Attend Sourcing PAT meetings with PD Program Management; communicate program status, risks, timing, and support needs across Supply Chain and Site STA.
• Coordinate Supply Chain and Finance inputs to support program financial requirements, localization initiatives, and capital investment changes.
• Support Purchasing Strategy and coordinate purchasing activities for cost studies, ILVS/sequencing studies, make-vs.-buy analyses, and tooling/purchase order placement.
• Represent Supply Chain in NML forums and establish purchasing resource priorities to support program deliverables and escalation needs.
• Serve as the Supply Chain PoV owner for the program, preparing status reports and providing milestone inputs to GPDS Integrator, corporate BPR, and OESAR reviews.

Supply Chain Analyst

• Lead the Transformation Team for Supply Chain and Manufacturing.
• Own the redesign of cross-functional operational workflows using modern collaboration tools, AI, and automation.
• Serve as the product manager for the transformation by defining the problem, prioritizing the work, driving delivery, and ensuring adoption and handoff.
• Partner with the business sponsor to translate goals into a prioritized roadmap.
• Lead the team across engineering, operations stakeholders, and matrixed platform and change resources.
• Run discovery activities including process mapping, decision-flow analysis, frontline collaboration review, use case identification, and pilot planning.
• Enforce architectural compliance and ensure reuse of approved platform capabilities.
• Drive adoption and behavior change in partnership with embedded change leads.

Transformation Team Lead, Product Manager – Supply Chain / Manufacturing

• As a member of the Supply Chain team, you will be responsible for support in one of the key areas: manufacturing/warehouse operations, supply chain systems and processes, and material management.
• Act as a liaison between Purchasing, Engineering, Supplier Quality, Containerization, Logistics and GM assembly / manufacturing plants to facilitate critical supply issues and business transfers.
• Executes deliverables in support of the supply chain organization's business objectives.
• Guides of one of the key areas within the Global Supply Chain to ensure business objectives are met or exceeded in all areas.
• Understand and assess complex supply chain issues and lead teams in a cross functional environment to successfully resolve issues minimizing impacts to vehicle production.
• Responsible for supporting relationship management with logistic suppliers and service providers.
• Assess supplier schedules and impact on vehicle assembly production.
• Handle very complex capacity constraint issues to resolution with goal to eliminate potential plant disruptions and reduce premium transportation.
• Determine the cause of supplier delivery problems and coordinate/implement effective and timely resolutions.
• Help assess and assist in the development and implementation of corrective actions for critical issues.
• Improve delivery performance of suppliers by identifying process improvements and lead time reduction opportunities.
• Regularly exchange information with others inside and outside the work group including GM and supplier facilities.
• Work with Supplier Risk Management team with Financially Troubled Suppliers.

Tactical Operations Manager – Purchasing and Supply Chain

• Manage daily port operations to ensure maximum velocity of vehicle deliveries to our dealer partner
• Monitor and execute revenue recognition targets in collaboration with key stakeholders
• Drive service provider performance through key performance metrics and scorecards
• Manage export damaged vehicles to maintain strong dealer delivery performance
• Build strong relationships with service providers throughout all modes of transportation
• Develop and maintain a forward-looking 2–3 week operational plan for each node, ensuring timely vehicle movement within established budget parameters.
• Engage with key supplier partners at appropriate cadences (daily, weekly, monthly) to build and sustain robust, executable logistics plans.
• Proactively adjust plans to address capacity constraints and operational disruptions, including launches, weather events, quality holds, and peak period activities such as quarter-end.
• Collaborate with the Supplemental Lift Team and Purchasing to secure additional capacity, including non-preferred solutions when required to protect operations.
• Support Vehicle Sales, Service, and Marketing (VSSM) by executing non-preferred moves to meet business needs.
• Monitor and address supplier performance trends, including lift utilization, loading efficiency, processing timing, dwell, and vehicle aging.
• Coordinate and execute field action plans in response to operational or quality-related issues.
• Identify and drive initiatives focused on cost optimization and transit time reduction, with a strong emphasis on premium freight mitigation.
• Develop and define Statements of Requirements during sourcing to ensure clarity and alignment for all outbound vehicle operations activities at assigned nodes.
• Drive accountability through regular performance reviews, scorecard management, and transparent data sharing with key stakeholders.
• Facilitate the sharing and implementation of best practices across North American regions to promote continuous improvement.
• Build and maintain strong relationships with cross-functional and external stakeholders, including VSSM, Quality, Manufacturing, Supply Chain, MEO, and carrier leadership and operations teams.
• Lead and participate in carrier reviews, safety audits, and quality forums to ensure operational excellence and compliance.

Global Logistics Manager – Finished Vehicle Ports

• Build, manage, and elevate strong relationships with distribution partners
• Influence, motivate, and guide distributor sales agents to execute strategic priorities
• Assess partner capabilities, identify performance gaps, and implement development plans
• Lead joint business planning, including forecasting, territory coverage, and market expansion
• Drive sales through and with partners by providing strategic direction and ongoing commercial support
• Ensure distributors are fully equipped with product knowledge and selling tools
• Monitor and analyze sales performance and market trends
• Develop deep expertise in the ultrasound product portfolio and customer segments
• Maintain understanding of territory dynamics and healthcare market trends
• Translate market insights into actionable strategies
• Partner closely with marketing, product management, service, and finance teams
• Provide feedback from the field to support product enhancements and marketing campaigns
• Operate within established commercial frameworks while exercising sound judgment

Channel Distribution Manager

• Lead and oversee the implementation of effective inventory control procedures to achieve optimal inventory levels and turns, working in partnership with regional leadership to develop and refine inventory goals and promptly address any identified issues.
• Strategically guide and support teams in establishing and regularly reviewing purchase order parameters, ensuring the efficient transfer of products between locations, addressing stock shortages, and minimizing slow-moving and obsolete inventory to enhance overall operational efficiency.
• Utilize advanced analytical tools and methodologies to provide actionable insights to field leadership, identifying opportunities to improve inventory management and enhance operational effectiveness across various metrics, including days on hand and obsolete stock reduction.
• Spearhead initiatives and projects focused on advancing inventory replenishment objectives, including the enhancement of ERP systems and reporting tools, to streamline processes and support sustainable supply chain improvements.
• Engage in both short-term and long-term supply chain initiatives that align with organizational objectives, driving projects that promote operational excellence and contribute to the overall growth and efficiency of the supply chain infrastructure.
• Cultivate a high-performing inventory management team through strategic recruitment, talent development, and the implementation of productivity standards, with a focus on aligning team assignments with individual strengths and opportunities for growth.
• Foster a collaborative environment by effectively communicating and partnering with field leadership, supplier relations teams, and external vendors to enhance inventory management practices and achieve regional revenue and EBITDA targets.
• Develop and execute comprehensive succession planning by actively coaching and mentoring team members, ensuring a pipeline of skilled talent ready to meet both current and future organizational needs.

Senior Regional Inventory Manager

• Lead scenario planning and conduct comprehensive supplier and supply chain risk assessments across the entire PCB ecosystem.
• Identify potential weaknesses in the supply chain for high-risk components and develop contingency strategies.
• Develop and execute cohesive, long-term strategies for current and future supply needs, focusing on resilience, market trends, and government regulations.
• Cultivate and manage strategic partnerships with domestic and international suppliers to diversify the supplier base and reduce dependency on single sources or regions.
• Negotiate contracts and long-term supply agreements to ensure continuity of supply.
• Lead and collaborate with internal teams (engineering, procurement, manufacturing, quality, sales, and finance) to align supply chain activities with business objectives and resolve supply chain challenges.
• Invent and implement process improvements, best practices, and advanced digital tools (e.g., AI, data analytics, ERP systems) to enhance supply chain visibility and efficiency.
• Investigate quality concerns related to PCB components, coordinate with suppliers on root cause analysis and corrective actions, and establish robust quality assurance processes.
• Institute procedures for collecting and reporting key performance indicators (KPIs) related to supply chain resilience, delivery times, and supplier performance.

Senior Global Sourcing Manager – PCB Supply Chain Management

• Oversee scenario planning and conduct comprehensive supplier and supply chain risk assessments across the entire PCB ecosystem.
• Identify potential weaknesses in the supply chain for high-risk components and develop contingency strategies.
• Develop and execute cohesive, long-term strategies for current and future supply needs, focusing on resilience, market trends, and government regulations.
• Cultivate and manage strategic partnerships with domestic and international suppliers to diversify the supplier base and reduce dependency on single sources or regions.
• Negotiate contracts and long-term supply agreements to ensure continuity of supply.
• Collaborate with internal teams (engineering, procurement, manufacturing, quality, sales, and finance) to align supply chain activities with business objectives and resolve supply chain challenges.
• Invent and implement process improvements, best practices, and advanced digital tools (e.g., AI, data analytics, ERP systems) to enhance supply chain visibility and efficiency.
• Investigate quality concerns related to PCB components, coordinate with suppliers on root cause analysis and corrective actions, and establish robust quality assurance processes.
• Institute procedures for collecting and reporting key performance indicators (KPIs) related to supply chain resilience, delivery times, and supplier performance. Deliver regular updates and strategic recommendations to senior and executive leadership.

Global Sourcing Manager – PCB Supply Chain Management

• Analyze escalation demand trends
• Analyze operational data and performance to identify gaps, inefficiencies, and compliance
• Develop, maintain, and report key performance metrics related to backlog, fulfillment, and service levels amongst different demand types
• Partner with cross-functional teams within the service supply chain to drive project completion, resolve issues, and cross-functional workflows
• Drive continuous improvement initiatives focused on process standardization and automation
• Investigate order delays and system issues – providing root cause analysis and corrective actions
• Ensure data accuracy across several reporting tools
• Assist with developing and documenting S4 HANA business requirements

Analyst, Supply Chain Programs

• Manage the timely and quality delivery of Supply Chain Unit Milestone Deliverables, encompassing Commodity Planning, Target Setting, Target Alignment, Sourcing, Cost Delivery, and Purchase Order/Tool Order Issuance.
• Coordinate commodity planning workstreams to provide essential assumption inputs from Product Development, crucial for the successful execution of sourcing work plans.
• Support the achievement of Contribution Cost and Investment Targets for program milestones through Job#1, ensuring timely and high-quality financial outcomes.
• Coordinate commodity selection and ensure the achievement of program targets.
• Compile and maintain the initial sourcing tracker/Sourcing Workplan Tool (SWT).
• Consolidate and rollup of target setting status, ensuring alignment with program requirements using commodity waterfalls.
• Facilitate cross-functional alignment and deliver sourcing to meet Supplier Engineering On-Board Dates (SEOBD), coordinating Supplier Involvement Request (SIR) as needed.
• Ensure the on-time completion of the Initial Program Quoting (IPQ) package.
• Represent Supply Chain in Program Planning, Capacity, Matched Pair and New Model Launch (NML) meetings, cascading status updates and communicating support requirements to the Supply Chain team.
• Coordinate input from Supply Chain and Finance to support program financial requirements.
• Manage program localization and USMCA compliance requirements.
• Oversee the overall rollup of purchase order and tool order placement.
• Communicate program timing, status, and requirements effectively to Supply Chain and Site Supplier Technical Assistance (STA).
• Act as the primary point of contact for Supply Chain on the program, preparing status reports to support program reviews.
• Provide Supply Chain input into the Global Product Development System (GPDS) Integrator at all milestones.
• Lead ad hoc studies, including global sourcing initiatives, make vs. buy analyses, price/volume assessments, and capacity constraint evaluations.
• Support cost and capacity studies to ensure adequate funding and supplier readiness for volume uplifts.
• Support alignment with Cost Estimating on Optimal Cost Estimates (OCEs) for new contract negotiations.
• Collaborate with Supplier Technical Assistance to ensure identified supplier site enablers are in place for robust eAPQP/Schedule A kick-off.

Supply Chain Program Control Buyer – Engine Units

• Advise on international supply chain optimization projects
• Analyze supply chain data to identify improvement opportunities
• Collaborate with internal teams and external partners
• Present complex analysis results clearly and concisely
• Utilize supply chain management software to support data analysis

Supply Chain Analyst, Supply Chain Optimization

• work across organizations and within GSC to understand details of cross-functional processes and existing requirements.
• analyze data, document findings, participate in root-causing and solution development for process failures.
• collect data and team input, document justification for new processes or IT tools.
• define requirements for new or changed processes and IT tools that will prevent future failures.
• create process documentation in the form of clear written instructions and flow diagrams.
• provide written guidelines and training documents.
• coach and support SC personnel and cross-functional allies on processes as needed.
• provide tactical support to define and test business processes during development.
• gather information and provide written IT requirements to support development of new IT tools.
• participate in IT requirement reviews and coordinate testing, providing approvals when IT products meet acceptance criteria.

Supply Chain Systems and Process Lead – GM Defense

• Help support the day-to-day movement of inventory across Metronet’s supply chain
• Coordinate and monitor inbound shipments from suppliers to Metronet’s facilities
• Facilitate the transfer of inventory movement between 60+ market warehouses
• Work with strategic partners (3PL partners, carriers) to achieve and exceed cost and service metrics
• Assist with the onboarding of vendors to Metronet’s Vendor Compliance Manual
• Schedule freight movement through carriers & preferred 3PL partner(s)
• Update and maintain centralized recordkeeping of market warehouses and contact information
• Establish and document standard operating procedures and process maps
• Analyze data and produce reporting for management
• Audit freight invoices for accuracy

Logistics Coordinator

• Own and evolve the Responsible Sourcing strategy, roadmap, and governance, including policies, standards, and procedures aligned to the Supplier Code of Conduct and applicable regulations.
• Lead supplier due diligence and risk assessment processes (e.g., country/commodity risk, supplier risk screening, conflict minerals/critical minerals, human rights, and other similar risk areas) and define risk-based mitigation actions.
• Plan and manage supplier assessments and audits (desktop and/or on-site) in collaboration with third parties and internal stakeholders; track findings, corrective action plans (CAPs), and verification of closure.
• Build trust and partnerships – Partner internally with Purchasing and Legal to integrate responsible sourcing requirements into sourcing packages, supplier onboarding, contracts, and supplier performance management (including training and communications).
• Actively lead engagement with external industry partners.
• Develop and maintain program metrics, dashboards, and management reporting; prepare leadership updates and support external reporting needs (e.g., customer requests, sustainability reporting, regulatory submissions).
• Provide clear and timely updates to senior leadership
• Support and deploy innovative supply chain risk management solutions within your area.
• Develop talent and organizational capability, including day-to-day coaching, performance management, and career development for team members, ensuring alignment with GM values and behaviors.

Global Senior Manager, Responsible Supply Chain Sourcing

• Lead global computer demand planning across all regions and countries to ensure computing supply aligns with business demand and country-level budgets.
• Manage and track the global computing budget, including annual forecasting, spend monitoring, prioritization, and financial alignment with business and finance stakeholders.
• Oversee planning and execution of global computer refresh initiatives to maintain a healthy and supportable computing landscape.
• Ensure usable computers are actively managed for redeployment, including reclaiming unused or inactive assets and reducing unnecessary new purchases.
• Partner with regional and country leads to maintain adequate inventory for new hires, break/fix requests, refresh activity, and employee change requests.
• Monitor global inventory health, utilization, lifecycle status, and deployment readiness using asset management data and reporting tools.
• Develop and enhance dashboards and analytics that provide real-time visibility into inventory, usage, orders, refresh status, and model usability.
• Use telemetry and asset data to identify underutilized devices, refresh candidates, and opportunities for cost avoidance or targeted upgrades.
• Drive process improvements that simplify ordering and approval workflows, reduce cycle time, improve on-time delivery, and eliminate escalations.
• Evaluate higher-end computer requests and ensure proposed solutions are appropriate, justified, and cost-effective.
• Standardize asset governance practices, naming conventions, and model rationalization to improve data quality, reporting accuracy, and operational efficiency.
• Collaborate across global operations, finance, deployment, and asset management teams to support enterprise-wide compute planning and execution.
• Provide proactive leadership and executive-level insights on compute demand, budget performance, refresh progress, and optimization opportunities.

Senior Global Demand Planner

• Manage all employees, both administrative and manufacturing, who may work multiple shifts, and can range in size from three to twenty-five employees
• Communicate goals, manage schedules, and coordinate workloads to achieve facility goals
• Maintain quality and safety standards throughout the site
• Train and develop associates, ensure they are following company policies, procedures, and standards
• Manage customer relationships for site
• Assist with the entire new hire process with dedicated Recruiter and Onboarding Team in HR
• Manages employee relations issues, locally, in conjunction with Corporate HR team
• Analyze site data to make continuous improvements in operational excellence
• Draft reports, business correspondence, and procedural instruction manuals
• Effectively present information and respond to questions from groups of managers, clients, customers, and the public
• Monitor each employee’s performance and workload to ensure expectations are met
• Other duties as assigned

On-Site Warehouse Manager

• Lead for complex resourcing of multiple programs, which requires close cross-functional collaboration to resolve roadblocks in real time.
• Directly responsible for on-time sourcing and cost management for the wipers commodity.
• Engage with cross-functional team to deliver strong quality and launch readiness across all programs.
• Deliver a robust and comprehensive Global Commodity Business Plan that addresses key future strategic considerations such as supplier diversification, quality, and cost planning.

Supply Chain Manager – Windshield Wipers

• Own the end-to-end digital, systems, and analytics vision for Global Supply Chain.
• Define the future-state architecture for systems, data, analytics, automation, and digital tools supporting planning, procurement, manufacturing, logistics, distribution, service, warranty, and post-sales operations.
• Develop and execute a multi-year transformation roadmap, balancing quick-win value delivery (dashboards, KPIs, automation) with long-term platform modernization.
• Serve as a hands-on analytics leader who is deeply fluent in data, metrics, dashboards, and automation.
• Ensure the organization has clear, automated, and trusted KPIs across Supply Chain operations.
• Lead the evaluation, selection, and implementation of new Supply Chain systems and third-party tools where capabilities do not exist today.
• Act as the primary Supply Chain interface with IT, providing clear direction, priorities, and accountability.
• Build, lead, and develop a high-performing team across systems, analytics, automation, and data disciplines.

Director, Supply Chain Digital Transformation

• The Senior Supply Chain Analyst plays a critical role in driving end-to-end planning excellence across demand, supply, capacity, and inventory.
• Partner closely with Operations, Finance, Commercial, and Engineering teams to translate complex data into actionable insights that support service, cost, and growth objectives.
• Lead advanced planning analytics, support the full SIOP cycle, and provide clear, data-driven recommendations to senior and executive leadership.
• Optimize inventory by balancing service levels and carrying costs; manage buffers and safety stock.
• Track KPIs like OTD, schedule adherence, and capacity utilization; lead root cause analysis as needed.
• Own planning metrics such as forecast accuracy, forecast variance, and excess/obsolete inventory.
• Present supply chain and inventory performance metrics to executive management.
• Analyze cross-functional data to support long-term scenario planning, capacity decisions, and executive reporting.
• Continuously improve planning tools and dashboards to ensure accurate, timely, and actionable insights.
• Support the full SIOP cycle, including demand, supply, and executive alignment.
• Collaborate cross-functionally to translate forecasting insights into executable operational plans.

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