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Yokogawa is seeking a Business Process Transformation Specialist – Logistics to support its European logistics operations from Amersfoort. The role involves analyzing challenges, refining procedures, and driving change initiatives across the region with regular travel to Yokogawa locations in Europe.
You will map processes, build business cases, and coordinate projects with multiple stakeholders to increase efficiency and compliance. A strong analytics mindset and PM experience are essential.
As Business Process Transformation Specialist – Logistics you support Yokogawa's European logistics organization. You analyse operational challenges, develop and refine logistics procedures, and drive the change initiatives that strengthen logistics performance across the region. You are based in Amersfoort, part of the [team name], report to the [reporting line title] and travel regularly to Yokogawa locations in Europe.
Yokogawa has local operating companies across Europe, and each of them organizes its logistics in its own way. One of the first initiatives you pick up is to create synergy between them.
That starts with understanding how logistics is organized today: studying local procedures, talking to colleagues in different countries, online and face to face, and aligning with internal experts from cross-functional departments until you have a clear picture of each location. From those inputs you identify the best practices, turn them into process descriptions and implement them at the different locations, together with the stakeholders who will have to work with them.
That is the pattern for the role. Investigate how things really work, find the root cause, weigh the options on value, cost and feasibility, and turn the outcome into a plan the logistics organization can execute.
Curious and persistent. You keep an eye on the detail without losing the bigger picture, stay composed when things get complex, and measure yourself on the result for the business and its customers.
You will see your analysis turn into procedures and ways of working that the European logistics organization actually uses. If you like understanding how things work, and making them work better, we would like to hear from you.