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Supplier Development Lead

Siemens Energy

The Role

Overview

Drive supplier capability and performance across Siemens Energy

Key Responsibilities

  • supplier development
  • process improvement
  • benchmarking
  • strategic enablement
  • risk mitigation
  • methodology training

Tasks

-Develop and implement/consult on pivotal initiatives to improve specific supplier processes, capabilities, and partnerships—driving performance, innovation, and alignment with Siemens Energy’s procurement strategy. This includes both proactive improvements (e.g., innovation, capability, capacity, technology) and addressing performance topics (e.g., quality, delivery). -Benchmark and integrate external, innovative developments in supplier development, ensuring Siemens Energy remains at the forefront of industry best practices. -Working with a distributed team -Provide both strategic enablement and practical support as needs evolve, partnering with business areas to advance optimal procedures and continuous improvement. -Champion and harmonize supplier development practices spanning multiple business areas, ensuring consistency, alignment, and sustainable results. -Diagnose and resolve supply base challenges/opportunities, proactively handling risks and driving targeted improvements -Build and train on methodologies and process guides to elevate supplier development competency across Siemens Energy’s supply base.

Requirements

  • six sigma
  • lean enterprise
  • scrum
  • industrial engineering
  • supplier development
  • project management

What You Bring

-Strong systems thinking and analytical skills to holistically analyze, optimize, and innovate supplier processes end-to-end. -Experience working in global, corporate, or matrixed environments, collaborating across business units and influencing executive partners. -Relevant certifications and practical experience in Lean Enterprise, Six Sigma, Operational Excellence, Value Stream Analysis, Change Management, and Scrum; advanced certifications preferred. -Proven leadership in Supplier Development, with a track record of leading international, cross-functional projects and virtual teams; strong facilitation and project/program management skills. -Degree or equivalent experience in a relevant field (e.g., Industrial Engineering, Operations Management, Manufacturing/Process Engineering, or Business Administration with operations/supply chain focus) and shown experience in supplier process optimization and production planning. -Dynamic self-starter with intercultural expertise and the ability to communicate technical information and results optimally at senior levels; willingness to travel internationally up to 40%

Benefits

-Continual learning through the Learn@Siemens-Energy platform -Possibility to take over further tasks within the company -Opportunities to work on and lead a variety of innovative projects -Remote/Flexible work

The Company

About Siemens Energy

-Offers cutting-edge solutions across the energy value chain. -Evolved into a global leader in energy innovation from pioneering technologies. -Plays a crucial role in accelerating the world's transition to a low-carbon future, focusing on sustainable energy production. -Broad portfolio includes gas turbines, power plants, renewable energy systems like wind and solar, supporting the shift to cleaner power. -Known for highly specialized solutions, from energy storage to grid optimization, helping utilities and industries thrive sustainably. -Major projects include large-scale renewable energy plants, carbon capture initiatives, and smart grid solutions that help stabilize the power supply. -Behind some of the world's most innovative and efficient energy technologies, driving change on both small and large scales. -Distinct for its ability to combine legacy power systems with the latest advancements in renewable energy, shaping the future of power.

Sector Specialisms

Utilities

Independent Power Producers

Transmission System Operators

Oil and Gas Industry

Energy-Intensive Industries

Power Generation

Heat Generation

Thermal Power Plants

Power Transmission

Energy Transformation

Energy Storage

Sector Coupling

Renewable Energy

Gas and Steam Turbines

Hybrid Power Plants

Hydrogen Turbines

Wind Power

Power Distribution