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OPmobility is seeking a seasoned professional to lead network design in transportation within the automotive logistics space. You will analyze cost and performance across networks, identifying improvement opportunities and driving large-scale changes, including hub and carrier structure decisions across global stakeholders.
The role requires 5 to 8 years of experience in automotive logistics network design, with strong reporting and project-management skills, and a passion for data-driven
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With 38,900 team members located in 28 countries and a 2024 revenue of €11.6 billion, Opmobility is world leader in intelligent exterior systems, clean energy systems and front-end modules.
Through its offer in the exterior body panels market, Opmobility provides customized multi-material solutions with high added value that increasingly integrate functions and enhance safety to reduce vehicle weight and CO2 emissions.
Our ambition? Provide automakers with cutting-edge equipment and solutions to develop tomorrow’s clean and connected car.
As a responsible company, Opmobility pays particular attention to diversity and equality within its teams and the Group commits to treat all job applications equally.
The process of analyzing large shares of the transportation network in terms of cost and performance, identifying improvement potential, making large scale change decisions and implementing a new transportation network structure. This may for example include implementation of new hubs or decisions to make major changes to carrier structure. The scope would be extended to other PO divisions.
A Bachelor or Master Degree in Supply Chain, Logistics or equivalent.
As a responsible company, OPmobility pays particular attention to diversity and equality within its teams and the Group commits to treat all job applications equally.