Logistics Analyst [f/m/d]

Req ID 89153 | Częstochowa, Poland, ZF Automotive Systems Poland Sp. z o.o.

About the Team

This position is part of ZF’s ADAS & HPC business, which is entering an exciting new phase of growth and transformation within the advanced automotive technology space. The business unit is planned for divestiture, creating a unique opportunity to help shape the future of next-generation driver assistance and high-performance computing technologies.

What you can look forward to as a Logistics Analyst [f/m/d]:

• Identify potential shortages and create reports.
• Compile supplier commitment/shipment updates within tracker.
• Calculate plant usage and customer run-out dates.
• Lead customer meetings related to material shortages and allocate material for various customers.
• Escalate shortages as needed., mitigate risk of supply chain constraints analyze capacity of suppliers.
• Prepare Power BI reports and create IT tools in power Apps.
• Address carrier delivery issues for inbound/outbound material.
• Expedite material shortages and provide purchasing support.
• Ensure balance of stock on-hand between plants during shortages.
• Initiate ECR for alternate materials and look for alternate sources for materials from brokers/distribution.

Your profile as a Logistics Analyst [f/m/d]:

• Proficient in Microsoft Excel, Power BI, AI tools.
• Bachelor's degree in a related field with a minimum of four years of experience in production/supplier planning and purchasing/supply chain management;
• Automotive industry experience.
• Experience using SAP.
• APICS certification is a plus.
• Exceptional data entry skills.
• Good verbal and written communication skills.
• Fluency in English.

Why should you choose ZF in Częstochowa?

• Stable employment and attractive work conditions.
• Possibility of professional development in an international environment.
• Benefit package – private healthcare, life insurance, My Benefit system etc.

Be part of our ZF team as Logistics Analyst [f/m/d] and apply now!

Contact

Anna Zygmułka-Reszka