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Stellantis
Supplier Delivery Operations SDO Coordinator Tue
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What they do
A Scheduler or Operations Coordinator provides scheduling and logistical support for an office, company or organization. May specialize in scheduling required for production or for administrative work.
$51,331 / year median in Michigan
+7% projected growth
Job Description
The Supplier Delivery Risk Management (SDRM) Supplier Delivery Operations (SDO) Coordinator works with critical suppliers to develop short-term build-and-ship plans that support Stellantis assembly and manufacturing production while also driving long-term recovery plans for critical components. The primary purpose of this role is to prevent disruptions in the flow of production parts to North American assembly plants through proactive risk detection, clear escalation, and disciplined follow-up.
The selected candidate will partner closely with engineering, capacity planning, production planning, logistics, supplier quality, purchasing, materials logistics management, and Stellantis plants to coordinate recovery actions and remove barriers. This role is based at Stellantis HQ and Technology Center in Auburn Hills, Michigan, and requires comfort working in a fast-paced, high-intensity Supply Chain Management environment where transparency, ownership, and consistent follow-up are essential. Power BI and Qlik tools are expected to be used to analyze data, manage workload, and communicate risk status effectively. Because Stellantis operates globally, the coordinator must also consider regional impacts when developing the best overall recovery plan for the company.
This position is ideal for a candidate who can stay calm under pressure, use data to identify supply risk early, and work cross-functionally to protect production continuity across Stellantis operations.
Job responsibilities include but not limited to:
Working a Tuesday through Saturday schedule to support production coverage and supplier recovery activitiesCoordinating expedited shipmentsManaging critical parts and proactively detecting supply riskManaging supply recovery plansSupporting weekend and holiday overtime requirements aligned to plant production schedules;Working off shifts and/or split shifts as neededAnalyzing key supply-related KPIs to identify emerging material issuesCollaborating with 3PL supervisors and leads to support execution Basic qualifications:
Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain Management or a related field1+ years of experience in Supply ChainAbility to build relationships and drive resultsEffective communication skillsStrong customer service skillsStrong problem-solving and decision-making skills, including the ability to analyze complex data and situationsPreferred qualifications:
Master's degreeSpanish language proficiencyStellantis plant experienceWorking knowledge of Stellantis supply systems, including PC Portal, ODIMS, CMIS, Change Management, CHAMPS, and Assembly Receiving RegionsThe Supplier Delivery Risk Management (SDRM) Supplier Delivery Operations (SDO) Coordinator works with critical suppliers to develop short-term build-and-ship plans that support Stellantis assembly and manufacturing production while also driving long-term recovery plans for critical components. The primary purpose of this role is to prevent disruptions in the flow of production parts to North American assembly plants through proactive risk detection, clear escalation, and disciplined follow-up.
The selected candidate will partner closely with engineering, capacity planning, production planning, logistics, supplier quality, purchasing, materials logistics management, and Stellantis plants to coordinate recovery actions and remove barriers. This role is based at Stellantis HQ and Technology Center in Auburn Hills, Michigan, and requires comfort working in a fast-paced, high-intensity Supply Chain Management environment where transparency, ownership, and consistent follow-up are essential. Power BI and Qlik tools are expected to be used to analyze data, manage workload, and communicate risk status effectively. Because Stellantis operates globally, the coordinator must also consider regional impacts when developing the best overall recovery plan for the company.
This position is ideal for a candidate who can stay calm under pressure, use data to identify supply risk early, and work cross-functionally to protect production continuity across Stellantis operations.
Job responsibilities include but not limited to:
Working a Tuesday through Saturday schedule to support production coverage and supplier recovery activitiesCoordinating expedited shipmentsManaging critical parts and proactively detecting supply riskManaging supply recovery plansSupporting weekend and holiday overtime requirements aligned to plant production schedules;Working off shifts and/or split shifts as neededAnalyzing key supply-related KPIs to identify emerging material issuesCollaborating with 3PL supervisors and leads to support executionAt Stellantis, we assess candidates based on qualifications, merit, and business needs. We welcome applications from all people without regard to sex, age, ethnicity, nationality, religion, sexual orientation, disability, or any characteristic protected by law. We believe that diverse teams reflect our identity as a global company, enabling us to better address the evolving needs of our customers and care for our future. Equal Opportunity Employer Minorities/Women/Protected Veterans/Disabled.
The selected candidate will partner closely with engineering, capacity planning, production planning, logistics, supplier quality, purchasing, materials logistics management, and Stellantis plants to coordinate recovery actions and remove barriers. This role is based at Stellantis HQ and Technology Center in Auburn Hills, Michigan, and requires comfort working in a fast-paced, high-intensity Supply Chain Management environment where transparency, ownership, and consistent follow-up are essential. Power BI and Qlik tools are expected to be used to analyze data, manage workload, and communicate risk status effectively. Because Stellantis operates globally, the coordinator must also consider regional impacts when developing the best overall recovery plan for the company.
This position is ideal for a candidate who can stay calm under pressure, use data to identify supply risk early, and work cross-functionally to protect production continuity across Stellantis operations.
Job responsibilities include but not limited to:
Working a Tuesday through Saturday schedule to support production coverage and supplier recovery activitiesCoordinating expedited shipmentsManaging critical parts and proactively detecting supply riskManaging supply recovery plansSupporting weekend and holiday overtime requirements aligned to plant production schedules;Working off shifts and/or split shifts as neededAnalyzing key supply-related KPIs to identify emerging material issuesCollaborating with 3PL supervisors and leads to support execution Basic qualifications:
Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain Management or a related field1+ years of experience in Supply ChainAbility to build relationships and drive resultsEffective communication skillsStrong customer service skillsStrong problem-solving and decision-making skills, including the ability to analyze complex data and situationsPreferred qualifications:
Master's degreeSpanish language proficiencyStellantis plant experienceWorking knowledge of Stellantis supply systems, including PC Portal, ODIMS, CMIS, Change Management, CHAMPS, and Assembly Receiving RegionsThe Supplier Delivery Risk Management (SDRM) Supplier Delivery Operations (SDO) Coordinator works with critical suppliers to develop short-term build-and-ship plans that support Stellantis assembly and manufacturing production while also driving long-term recovery plans for critical components. The primary purpose of this role is to prevent disruptions in the flow of production parts to North American assembly plants through proactive risk detection, clear escalation, and disciplined follow-up.
The selected candidate will partner closely with engineering, capacity planning, production planning, logistics, supplier quality, purchasing, materials logistics management, and Stellantis plants to coordinate recovery actions and remove barriers. This role is based at Stellantis HQ and Technology Center in Auburn Hills, Michigan, and requires comfort working in a fast-paced, high-intensity Supply Chain Management environment where transparency, ownership, and consistent follow-up are essential. Power BI and Qlik tools are expected to be used to analyze data, manage workload, and communicate risk status effectively. Because Stellantis operates globally, the coordinator must also consider regional impacts when developing the best overall recovery plan for the company.
This position is ideal for a candidate who can stay calm under pressure, use data to identify supply risk early, and work cross-functionally to protect production continuity across Stellantis operations.
Job responsibilities include but not limited to:
Working a Tuesday through Saturday schedule to support production coverage and supplier recovery activitiesCoordinating expedited shipmentsManaging critical parts and proactively detecting supply riskManaging supply recovery plansSupporting weekend and holiday overtime requirements aligned to plant production schedules;Working off shifts and/or split shifts as neededAnalyzing key supply-related KPIs to identify emerging material issuesCollaborating with 3PL supervisors and leads to support executionAt Stellantis, we assess candidates based on qualifications, merit, and business needs. We welcome applications from all people without regard to sex, age, ethnicity, nationality, religion, sexual orientation, disability, or any characteristic protected by law. We believe that diverse teams reflect our identity as a global company, enabling us to better address the evolving needs of our customers and care for our future. Equal Opportunity Employer Minorities/Women/Protected Veterans/Disabled.