EMS Supply Chain Manager

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The Role: EMS Supply Chain Manager

At Schneider Electric, our supply chain is a key driver of customer satisfaction, business growth, and operational excellence.

We are seeking an experienced EMS Supply Chain Manager to lead end-to-end supply chain activities across our Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS) ecosystem and ensure continuity of supply, operational agility, and business performance.

This role will be responsible for managing supply planning, forecast alignment, material availability, supplier collaboration, shortage mitigation, and continuous improvement initiatives while partnering closely with internal stakeholders and EMS partners.

The scope includes supporting key EMS operations, including facilities in Batam and Vietnam.

What will you do?

End-to-End Supply Chain Management


* Lead supply chain planning and execution to ensure operational excellence across EMS operations.


* Drive performance against key supply chain metrics, including delivery performance, supply reliability, inventory management, and planning compliance.


* Monitor end-to-end material flow and ensure alignment between customer demand, production plans, and supplier capabilities.


* Strengthen supply chain resilience through proactive risk identification and mitigation.

Shortage & Risk Management


* Lead war-room governance and escalation processes to address material shortages and supply disruptions.


* Partner with global planning, procurement, and manufacturing teams to resolve critical supply constraints.


* Drive component allocation, rebalancing activities, and escalation management to support business continuity.


* Ensure timely communication and coordination across stakeholders during supply chain disruptions.

Forecast & Demand Planning


* Oversee demand and forecast validation processes to improve forecast accuracy and planning effectiveness.


* Monitor forecast commitments and alignment between customer demand, purchase orders, and supplier capacity.


* Develop action plans to address demand fluctuations and changing market conditions.


* Ensure capacity readiness to support business growth and customer requirements.

Supplier & Upstream Management


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