Engage in system engineering tasks for autonomous driving projects, defining operational domains and safety requirements.
About this role
This supply-demand lead plans component availability for TIER IV's autonomous-driving projects and vehicle-development programs. It directs planning priorities across SCM and procurement rather than focusing only on order processing.
The role consolidates demand, builds master schedules and PSI models, forecasts inventory and cash effects, and plans for lead times and supply risks. It coordinates purchasing priorities, scarce-stock allocation and responses to technical or quality changes.
Applicants need manufacturing supply-demand, production-control or SCM-planning experience, with roughly five years as a guide, and a record of leading planning and cross-team coordination. Required knowledge covers automotive supply chains, component lifecycles, quality and manufacturing constraints, and supplier-selection strategy. Strong Excel skills for building PSI simulations and proactive, data-led negotiation are essential.
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