Supply Chain CI & Process Improvement Analyst

Te Connectivity Ltd; Philippines; On-site; PHP 600,000 - 1,000,000; Full time

Job summary

Te Connectivity Ltd in the Philippines is seeking a Continuous Improvement Analyst to drive productivity and efficiency in supply chain planning. The role involves leading cross-functional projects and collaborating with teams to streamline processes and deliver results.

You will support planning and logistics, perform root-cause analysis, automate reports, develop planning tools, and train planners. Active participation in the global CI community and standardization efforts is expected.

Qualifications

• Degree / Diploma in Business, Supply Chain, Industrial Engineering, or equivalent.
• SAP (or other ERP) experience of 4+ years.
• Understanding of MRP and Supply Chain Planning for 4+ years.
• Experience in FG or RM planning or Procurement.

Responsibilities

• Lead projects to improve performance, productivity and efficiency.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver results.
• Support planning & logistics on issue resolution and root cause analysis.
• Develop planning tools and automate reporting.
• Onboard and upskill planners; drive standard process documentation.
• Share best practices in the global CI community; lead projects.
• Act as internal process consultant to the assistant Supply Chain team.

Skills

Process improvement

Project leadership

Cross-functional collaboration

Root cause analysis

Automation/reporting

Education

Bachelor's degree or Diploma in Business/Supply Chain/Industrial Engineering

Tools

SAP

MRP

ERP exposure

Job description

Te Connectivity Ltd in the Philippines is seeking a Continuous Improvement Analyst to drive productivity and efficiency in supply chain planning. The role involves leading cross-functional projects and collaborating with teams to streamline processes and deliver results.

You will support planning and logistics, perform root-cause analysis, automate reports, develop planning tools, and train planners. Active participation in the global CI community and standardization efforts is expected.