Process Officer - St.Nazaire
Saint-Nazaire, France
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Position summary
ctivities - late PO, missing part management, stock optimization, communication with production department
- To support smooth change management
- To identify and drive continuous improvement project
- Reporting activities on company objectives
- Deploy and monitor process controls, quality assurance plans and risk mitigation initiatives
- Provides analytics on Procurement and Supply chain
Requirements:
- Good French (min. C1)
- Good English (min. B2)
- At least 2-3 years of experience in supply chain or customer service
- At least Bachelor Degree
- Customer orientation and proactive approach
- Excellent communication, interpersonal and organizational skills
- SAP knowledge especially for supply chain
- Team player
We offer to the candidates:
- Work for the prestige Client Logo
- Career in the multinational company
- Unique opportunity to take part in international projects and gain experience with various businesses
- Set of social benefits to choose from
- Salary adequate to your competencies
- Training program
Why you should apply for a job to Infosys:
4.2/5 in supportive management
57% say women are treated fairly and equally to men
Our STEM education and maker movement programs enable you to support a more equitable digital society
At Infosys, our D&I charter draws inspiration from our values and is contained in the first tenet of our Code of Conduct and Ethics.
At Infosys, we nurture that spirit with technology that can inspire you to not just ask ‘what next’, but actually help you to build it.