Materials Planning Analyst Ii

TE Connectivity's Materials Planning Teams are responsible for the plans, schedules, and monitoring of the movement of material through the production cycle. They determine quantity and order date for materials to meet production or engineering schedules, initiate purchase or production requisitions compliant with supply agreements, and develop the schedule to be used in the production facility based on forecasts and historical analysis. The Team develops specifications for new contract orders as well as forecasts and plans for labor requirements. They provide timely and accurate input on supplier performance and may be asked to participate in higher level supplier performance reviews with the strategic sourcing team. They also monitor cost, schedule and scope of assigned subcontracts to assure best quality at best value.**What your background should look like**:- Roles & Responsibilities:- Provide comprehensive data analytics to identify problematic areas and suggest optimization opportunities on project-based assignments supporting Supply Chain continuous improvement efforts.- Participates within the Project Management team in establishing strategic plans to improve Supply Chain processes.- Perform weekly and monthly KPI and Scorecard reports supporting Supply Chain strategies.- Responsible for documenting process maps, procedures and work instructions within the organization related to Supply Chain Management- Participate actively in Supply Chain projects, follow up on assuring deliverables are on time.**Skills**:Analytical Skills: easy to visualize reports and dashboards understanding the Supply Chain Planning processes.Time Management: Work projects prioritizing and focusing on higher value tasks.Self-Driven, organized, Teamwork oriented.Qualifications:Bachelor's degree in business or supply chain related field2-4 years of experience in Manufacturing or Supply Chain planning processSAP knowledgeAdvanced ExcelEnglish 80%**Competencies**:- Values: Integrity, Accountability, Teamwork, Innovation