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Infinite Computing Systems
Business Operations Specialist
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What they do
A Director of Operations is responsible for the day-to-day operations of a company or organization. Plans, organizes, directs and evaluates delivery of goods and services. Supervises staff, oversee projects and daily work activities. May have responsibility for managing supplies and materials, budgets or customer relations; may serve as liaison to senior management.
$168,971 / year median in Connecticut
+13% projected growth
Job Description
Job Description What You Will Do Maintain a culture of safety, quality and compliance as a top priority Leverage exceptional written and verbal communication skills, in partnership with the Program Managers to ensure effective internal and customer communication on manufacturing plans and operational performance. Drive rapid closure to issues as they arise, including quality, supply and operational excellence issues Partner with site operations to develop strong inventory strategies and production schedules based on demand, lead time, capacity constraints, inventory targets and materials availability Accelerate proactive efforts to get in front of future risk to operational performance Facilitate burndown of SRI (Supplier Request for Information) and FAI (First Article Inspection) Support LTB or material substitution activities to ensure component availability. Provide inputs into the SIOP process Support the Product Line Teams in driving rate readiness assessments, identifying gaps, and driving action plans to maintain production capacity (labor, equipment, tooling) in alignment with the long and short-term demand. Qualifications You Must Have Typically requires a University Degree and minimum 8 years prior relevant experience or an Advanced Degree in a related field and minimum 5 years of experience in Quality, Operations or Supply Management including new product introduction Qualifications We Prefer Experience with SI&OP (Sales, Inventory and Operations Planning) processes. Customer relationship management skills, with working experience resolving operational challenges. Experience in application of continuous improvement tools. ns specialists not listed separately. Skill Matrix Skill Years of Experience Last Used Year Experience with Quality Management Experience with Operations Management Experience with Supply Chain Management Experience with Manufacturing Planning Experience with Risk Management Experience with Inventory Management Experience with Continuous Improvement Experience with SI&OP (Sales, Inventory and Operations Planning)