Toyota’s Parts Supply Chain Planning Department is looking for a passionate and highly motivated Analyst to lead the development, sustainment and Kaizen of a TPS Parts Supply Chain. Reporting to the Logistics Planning Manager, the person in this role will support the Part Supply Chain Planning department's objective to achieve lowest cost logistics by leveraging TPS and Toyota Way principles. The primary responsibility of this role is to create the supply chain plan to move freight from the supplier to unload at the manufacturing plant or service part location through designing over the road or rail logistics plans. This position directly supports North American Manufacturing Companies (NAMC’s), Service Part Centers, Cross Docks, Contract Logistics Providers and Toyota suppliers in the planning and implementation of the supply chain plan. Has direct responsibility for making decisions to impact the flow of freight and resources required to support Toyota supply chain, including routing, number of drivers and tractors, yard space, facility material handling, packaging return flow, and parts order timeline. Position will use a combination of Toyota developed and off-the-shelf software to execute a planning cycle to adjust to monthly (or more frequently) changes to the sales plan. Position will conduct complex supply chain network optimization, problem solving, and data analysis to improve freight flow and reduce cost within a $1B+ budget. This position requires a high degree of analytical skill to use large data sets and go and see observations to create and implement innovative process to kaizen the supply chain. Position will visualize KPI condition daily to confirm performance to target and use this data to drive continuous improvement and problem solving. Flexibility for monthly business travel approximately 3-4 days per month. Flexibility for daily overtime based on business and customer demand.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level