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Assists with planning, designing, installing, and improving manufacturing processes and equipment. Supports equipment proposals, cost projections, installations, operator training, process documentation, equipment records, prototype development, and continuous production operations. Helps identify and resolve manufacturing issues while maintaining quality, cost, safety, and regulatory requirements.

Supports global insurance, risk management, treasury, foreign exchange, derivatives accounting, pension activities, regulatory compliance, internal controls, and enterprise risk management. Responsibilities include insurance program administration, claims and policy analysis, workers’ compensation accounting, FX exposure reporting, hedge accounting, financial disclosures, SOX testing, and treasury-related reviews. The role partners with brokers, HR, facilities, and business teams while supporting risk mitigation and special treasury projects.

Leads multi-tier supply chain mapping across global automotive programs, manages analysts and supplier onboarding, and maintains visibility platforms. Establishes data standards, governance, and reporting processes; integrates systems; resolves supplier data gaps; identifies supply chain risks; supports continuity planning and crisis response; fulfills OEM reporting requirements; develops executive dashboards; and presents progress, compliance, and mitigation insights to leadership.

Designs and optimizes manufacturing processes, conducts capability studies and root cause analysis, implements continuous improvements, develops process documentation, supports equipment selection, monitors KPIs, ensures safety and quality compliance, trains production staff, and contributes to new product introduction activities.

Leads the technology relationship with Supply Chain leadership, developing digital roadmaps, prioritizing technology investments, and overseeing ERP, planning, logistics, inventory, analytics, and automation initiatives. The role translates supply chain needs into technology requirements, manages portfolios, vendors, budgets, risks, and dependencies, and drives process standardization, change adoption, and value realization across global manufacturing operations.

Leads strategic and operational procurement for the Italy-based Powder Metallurgy business, ensuring cost-effective, timely, high-quality supply. Responsibilities include procurement strategy implementation, supplier identification and development, contract and price negotiations, supplier performance and claims management, cost optimization, cross-functional collaboration, and leadership of the local procurement team.

Maps multi-tier automotive supply chains, onboards suppliers to digital platforms, validates facility and Tier N data, identifies supply chain risks, supports crisis response, and prepares OEM customer submissions, reports, audits, and transparency requests. The role provides actionable supply chain insights to procurement leadership while maintaining accurate, compliant, and audit-ready data across internal systems and customer portals.

The Supply Chain Manager oversees supply chain processes, planning, forecasting, materials management, and continuous improvement in a manufacturing environment. Responsibilities include establishing performance metrics, standardizing global supply chain systems, maintaining process flows, developing key users, supporting process technology, resolving plant issues, conducting audits, and implementing corrective actions. The role collaborates with operations, procurement, logistics, distribution, and manufacturing teams while mentoring supply chain personnel.

Manages plant accounting, financial controls, reporting, budgeting, forecasting, tax, treasury, inventory costing, audits, and statutory compliance. Leads accounting personnel, ensures GAAP and Sarbanes-Oxley compliance, evaluates plant performance against budgets, conducts cost and business analyses, and recommends improvements to reduce costs and increase profitability. Partners with plant leadership, auditors, tax authorities, and program management teams.

Analyzes manufacturing operations to identify inefficiencies, reduce waste, establish labor standards, and improve workflow. Conducts time and motion studies, evaluates processes and pilot programs, designs efficient equipment and workspace layouts, and recommends method, equipment, and workflow changes. Develops reports, procedures, and work improvement programs while training operators and supervisors and supporting implementation across manufacturing operations.