Sista ansökningsdag 2027-04-04
Project Manager Supply Chain
Are you an experienced Project Manager with a passion for supply chain excellence, product introductions and supplier collaboration? Join Ascom in Gothenburg and play an important role in ensuring that our products are introduced and manufactured with the right quality, capacity and efficiency. The role As our Project Manager within Supply Chain, you will manage global supply chain projects from initial scope and planning through execution, follow-up and handover to the maintenance phase. You will coordinate activities between main project and across Supply Chain, Quality, Purchasing, Logistics, R&D and other relevant functions, while working closely with our EMS and ODM suppliers. A key part of the role is ensuring that new products and manufacturing processes meet Ascom’s requirements regarding quality, capacity, cost, flexibility and lead time. The position is based at our office in Gothenburg and includes international collaboration and frequent travel to supplier sites. Your responsibilities Plan, lead and follow up supply chain projects, including scope, timelines, deliverables, risks and reporting. Ensure quality assurance and on-time delivery throughout the project lifecycle. Coordinate product introductions and secure a smooth transition into ramp-up, mass production and the maintenance phase. Ensure that products are manufactured and repaired according to Ascom’s requirements for quality, capacity and lead time. Manage project progress with EMS and ODM suppliers, including cost, quality management plans, yield, capacity, efficiency and pre-series activities. Confirm that manufacturing processes and deliveries are developed, validated and ready for implementation. Build and maintain strong relationships with suppliers and internal stakeholders. Coordinate activities across Supply Chain, Quality, Purchasing, Logistics, R&D, Marketing and other relevant functions. Support the continuous improvement and standardization of supply chain project
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