VIE Richland - Junior Supply Chain Project Manager F/H

EDF; Richland Township (Allegheny County); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

EDF in the United States is seeking a Strategic Initiative Coordinator within Fuel Supply Chain at the Richland site to align local actions with the global RoadMap and drive cross‑functional projects.

The role requires an engineering degree (industrial/mechanical/nuclear or related) or equivalent in supply chain, plus experience leading multi-disciplinary teams, strong analytical skills, and the ability to collaborate with customers, suppliers and regulators.

Qualifications

• Engineering degree in industrial, mechanical, nuclear engineering or supply chain.
• Nuclear sector experience is an advantage.
• Experience leading cross-functional projects and coordinating stakeholders.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate Fuel Supply Chain teams at Richland to align with the global strategy and report on progress of the Supply Chain Global RoadMap actions.
• Suggest improvements to fuel supply chain efficiency to meet management targets in line with the Global RoadMap.
• Lead local Task Forces and Projects within the Fuel Supply Chain mandate from management.
• Assess current strengths/weaknesses and propose improvement actions within the perimeter.
• Lead Make or Buy studies as directed by Supply Chain management.
• Roll out management priorities across supply chain stakeholders and external partners.
• Support operational aspects of the rollout across supply chain entities.
• Represent the supply chain in major industrial changes led by the Richland site.
• Support projects related to strategic development of the supply chain.
• Monitor Demand Management and ensure coherence with mid-term demand evolution.
• Strengthen links between Fuel Supply Chain America and the Lynchburg site (Fuel Design & Fuel Contracts).

Skills

Supply chain experience

Project management

Cross-functional teamwork

Education

Engineering degree (industrial/mechanical/nuclear) or supply chain

Job description

Within the department of Fuel Supply Chain, the missions of the Strategic Initiative Coordinator are:

Responsibilities

• Coordinate the activities of the Fuel Supply Chain teams at Richland to ensure their coherence with the global strategy and report on the advancement of the actions defined in the Supply Chain Global RoadMap
• Prepare and make suggestions for the improvement of the Fuel Supply Chain efficiency in order to reach the targets defined by the management in alignment with the Global RoadMap
• Lead the various local Task Force and Projects for which Fuel Supply Chain is responsible according to the mandate given by the management
• Contribute to an assessment of the supply chain’s current strengths and weaknesses within its perimeter and propose improvement actions
• Identify the potential Make or Buy studies needed and take the lead on performing the Make or Buy studies according with the mandate given by the Supply Chain management
• Lead the roll-out of the priorities given by the management and in alignment with the Global RoadMap amongst supply chain stakeholders and external partners
• Support the various supply chain entities with the operational aspects of this roll-out
• Representing the supply chain in major industrial changes led by Richland site
• Support projects related to this strategic development of the supply chain
• Follow the Demand Management and monitor the coherency between the current strategy and the mid-term evolution of the demand
• Develop the link between Fuel Supply Chain America and Lynchburg site, especially Fuel Design & Fuel Contracts

Competencies

• Experience in the supply chain
• Knowledge of project management, with experience in leading cross-functional projects
• Ability to bring together multi-disciplinary teams and to work with external stakeholders, in particular customers, suppliers and regulatory authorities,

Abilities

• Analytical and summarising skills,
• Open-mindedness and good interpersonal skills,
• Attention to detail and problem-solving skills,
• General knowledge of the industrial sector and its manufacturing processes,
• Good negotiation, communication and coordination skills,

Education and experience

• Holder of an engineering degree in industrial, mechanical or nuclear engineering, or in supply chain management
• Experience in the nuclear sector is an advantage