Supply Chain Project Manager

As a Supply Chain Project Manager (SCPM) at Nokia, you will lead complex supply chain industrialization, product change and lifecycle projects within Fixed Networks.
You will represent Supply Chain in cross-functional teams and decision-making forums and lead alignment across R&D, Product Management, Procurement, Quality and manufacturing partners. You will ensure that supply chain implementation supports project objectives, operational and financial targets, and customer delivery commitments.

The role requires a high degree of autonomy, strong business understanding and the ability to influence cross-functional stakeholders and resolve complex issues with limited supervision.

You have:

- Strong project management skills with demonstrated experience leading complex cross-functional initiatives.
- Strong relevant experience in supply chain project management and product industrialization, including ownership of cross-functional projects.
- Advanced analytical and problem-solving capabilities, including the ability to resolve complex or non-routine problems.
- In-depth understanding of R&D, testing, SMT/assembly operations, material management and manufacturing processes.
- Demonstrated experience working with EMS/manufacturing partners and managing supplier-facing industrialization or change activities.
- Strong stakeholder-management and influencing skills, including the ability to communicate effectively with functional leadership.
- Ability to operate with limited supervision, manage ambiguity and make or drive recommendations within your area of responsibility.
- Cross-cultural awareness and a global mindset.
- Fluency in English and Mandarin, written and spoken.

It would be nice if you also had:

- Experience managing major product lifecycle changes or manufacturing transfers.
- Experience with component-source changes and supply-risk mitigation.
- Knowledge of ENOVIA PLM, ALPIM, SAP, Blue Planet or comparable product/master-data systems.
- Relevant graduate-level education in Engineering, Telecommunications, Supply Chain Management or a related discipline.