Associate Sourcing Professional
- Supply Chain and Logistics
- Denmark - Bagsværd
The Purchasing department, part of Novo Nordisk Sourcing Operations in Bagsværd, is looking for an Associate Sourcing Professional for the Filing and Tableting team, as replacement of one of our team members moving to another position in Novo Nordisk.
About the department
We are a team of 13 dedicated colleagues, and are responsible for setting up and maintaining effective supply chains for sourcing of production materials, as well as ensuring the supply of these materials to all Novo Nordisk Filing and Tableting production and development departments worldwide. Your main responsibility will be inventory and order management of the Glass (vials and cartridges) and Foil items, including both daily operations and improvement projects.
We are looking for a highly motivated and result oriented candidate, who takes pride in delivering high quality work, on time and in a pro-active way.
The Job
Our ambition is to deliver high quality services to manufacturing sites and their production departments. We are responsible of the supply to all Novo Nordisk filling and tableting sites worldwide, and your position will include close cooperation with our colleagues in US, Brazil, France, China and Denmark.
You will be responsible for your assigned items to ensure deliveries to production in full and on time. To achieve this, you will be in direct contact with our production sites and our suppliers, you will monitor inventory level of your items, prioritise needs from production and coordinate activities with other functions in Sourcing Operations to secure availability of released material, and you will place purchase orders with international suppliers and follow up on deliveries to NN warehouses.
Additionally, you will participate in or drive improvement projects.
Qualifications
We expect you to have a higher education (preferably Master’s Degree) within a relevant discipline e.g. Supply Chain Management, Engineering, or alike, with 0-2 years of purchasing or supply chain experience. Excellent data management skills, an analytical mindset and an ability to work independently with Excel and SAP will be assets.
As a person you have a high energy, a positive mindset and are open towards other people and new ideas. You work independently and you like a dynamic environment with many simultaneous tasks and changing priorities, while managing strict deadlines. You thrive in international environments, with people of diverse backgrounds.
You master English fluently, both written and spoken.
We offer you an exciting job among great colleagues and in a positive working environment, providing a good platform for development within in the department or Novo Nordisk.
At Novo Nordisk, we strive for excellence. As a world leader in diabetes care and a major player in haemostasis management, growth hormone therapy and hormone replacement therapy, we offer our employees opportunities for continuous growth.
Contact
For further information, please contact Maud Le Crom at +45 3075 6476.
Deadline
20 November 2013
- Supply Chain and Logistics
- Denmark - Bagsværd
The Purchasing department, part of Novo Nordisk Sourcing Operations in Bagsværd, is looking for an Associate Sourcing Professional for the Filing and Tableting team, as replacement of one of our team members moving to another position in Novo Nordisk.
About the department
We are a team of 13 dedicated colleagues, and are responsible for setting up and maintaining effective supply chains for sourcing of production materials, as well as ensuring the supply of these materials to all Novo Nordisk Filing and Tableting production and development departments worldwide. Your main responsibility will be inventory and order management of the Glass (vials and cartridges) and Foil items, including both daily operations and improvement projects.
We are looking for a highly motivated and result oriented candidate, who takes pride in delivering high quality work, on time and in a pro-active way.
The Job
Our ambition is to deliver high quality services to manufacturing sites and their production departments. We are responsible of the supply to all Novo Nordisk filling and tableting sites worldwide, and your position will include close cooperation with our colleagues in US, Brazil, France, China and Denmark.
You will be responsible for your assigned items to ensure deliveries to production in full and on time. To achieve this, you will be in direct contact with our production sites and our suppliers, you will monitor inventory level of your items, prioritise needs from production and coordinate activities with other functions in Sourcing Operations to secure availability of released material, and you will place purchase orders with international suppliers and follow up on deliveries to NN warehouses.
Additionally, you will participate in or drive improvement projects.
Qualifications
We expect you to have a higher education (preferably Master’s Degree) within a relevant discipline e.g. Supply Chain Management, Engineering, or alike, with 0-2 years of purchasing or supply chain experience. Excellent data management skills, an analytical mindset and an ability to work independently with Excel and SAP will be assets.
As a person you have a high energy, a positive mindset and are open towards other people and new ideas. You work independently and you like a dynamic environment with many simultaneous tasks and changing priorities, while managing strict deadlines. You thrive in international environments, with people of diverse backgrounds.
You master English fluently, both written and spoken.
We offer you an exciting job among great colleagues and in a positive working environment, providing a good platform for development within in the department or Novo Nordisk.
At Novo Nordisk, we strive for excellence. As a world leader in diabetes care and a major player in haemostasis management, growth hormone therapy and hormone replacement therapy, we offer our employees opportunities for continuous growth.
Contact
For further information, please contact Maud Le Crom at +45 3075 6476.
Deadline
20 November 2013