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Samsung

Makes consumer electronics and semiconductor components

Local Supply Chain Management Senior Analyst

Supply Chain ManagementPosted on Nov 9
Full-timeNewberry, SC, USANo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in Supply Chain, Business, Finance, Engineering, or another closely related major is required, or a minimum of 3 years of specialized training and job experience specifically in supply chain and/or purchasing.
  • A minimum of 1 year of prior purchasing experience is preferred; the posting also cites 2 or more years for senior-level experience, to analyze materials forecasting from the SOP plan and pull-in or push-back estimated time of delivery based on updated production schedules.
  • Conceptual knowledge of bill of materials structure is required to manage subcomponent parts and plan weekly requirements.
  • Advanced Excel skills are required to plan parts demand, update PSI, and import headquarters reports.
  • Ability to lift, carry, push, or pull up to 35 pounds is required.

Responsibilities

  • Execute material planning and supply activities within approved sourcing, suppliers, contracts, and prices, and route sourcing, unit-price, and contract issues to the Sector Leader and DP/commercial owner.
  • Review production plans, forecasts, bill of materials requirements, inventory, open purchase orders, supplier confirmations, in-transit material, and receipts; maintain accurate daily PSI.
  • Calculate shortages, overages, and coverage; document quantities, dates, causes, actions, owners, and due dates; and promptly escalate unresolved material risks.
  • Communicate forecasts and schedule changes to suppliers and confirm capacity, quantities, ship dates, and delivery dates.
  • Issue or revise purchase order releases, Delivery Orders, and just-in-time schedules within approved conditions; obtain documented supplier confirmations and close past-due, partial, or mismatched orders.
  • Verify dispatch, advance shipping notices, in-transit status, carrier and border status, delivery windows, quantities, and final plant receipts for critical materials.
  • Control subcontracted and Delivery Order materials; reconcile NERP, supplier, and physical balances; and verify 541/542 or equivalent transactions, returns, scrap, and adjustments.
  • Investigate subcontract quantity, consumption, scrap, return, and inventory discrepancies; coordinate corrective actions and retain supporting documentation.
  • Monitor safety stock, inventory days, excess, aging, obsolete, engineering-change, model-transition, and end-of-life exposure; prepare consumption, transfer, return, or disposition actions.
  • Prevent premium freight, emergency shipments, avoidable expediting, line stops, excess, scrap, and write-offs through accurate planning and early escalation.
  • Maintain ERP, PSI, purchase order/Delivery Order, shipment, on-time delivery, inventory, aging, and action records; track availability, delivery compliance, transaction accuracy, and abnormal-cost prevention key performance indicators.
  • Participate in supplier reviews and provide factual root causes, corrective actions, and closure evidence; maintain documented ownership of open issues.
  • Collect, validate, and consolidate data, analysis, risk commentary, countermeasures, owners, and due dates for daily, weekly, monthly, and ad hoc headquarters/management reports; escalate delays before deadlines.
  • Support audits and urgent headquarters/management requests with traceable evidence, working files, and approvals; complete assigned follow-up actions through documented closure.
  • Perform other duties as assigned, consistent with the position’s level, functional scope, company policy, delegated authority, and applicable law.

About the Company

Samsung

Makes consumer electronics and semiconductor components

Samsung Electronics designs and manufactures consumer devices and electronic components for individuals, businesses and other technology manufacturers worldwide. Its product lines include Galaxy phones and tablets, televisions, home appliances, memory chips, processors and displays. The company develops hardware and software, runs manufacturing facilities and sells finished products through online and physical retail channels supported by a global sales network. It earns revenue from device and component sales, while its foundry business manufactures chips designed by customers. Samsung Electronics was founded in 1969 and is headquartered in Suwon, South Korea.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
United States
Founded
1969

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