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Johnson Controls is seeking a logistics professional to support the R&D division during the New Product Introduction (NPI) process. You will coordinate interfaces between logistics, planning, and manufacturing teams within Operations and R&D.
In this role, you will track performance, provide feedback to R&D and engineering, and build automated controls and KPIs across the service units involved in development and production transitions.
You will be part of department responsible for the logistical activities of the R&D division within the NPI process (New Product Introduction — the transfer of products from development to production), including creating interfaces between the logistics, planning, and manufacturing units within the Operations division and the R&D teams.
Involvement in all logistical aspects throughout the development stages of new products, supporting R&D and engineering needs in these areas. Ongoing tracking of performance across the various operations units and providing periodic feedback to R&D and engineering teams (service consumers). Building automated control processes and KPIs with all units providing services to R&D (Operations, Electronics Plant, Plastics Plant, subcontractors).
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