Description: The Offer Industrialization Leader (OIL) is the Squad's main contact for all matters related to industrialization, whether for new offers or for changes to existing offers.

Based on customer values priority and backlog, is responsible for designing and qualifying the industrial process and flow.  Steers product conception choices by Design for Manufacturing/Test and challenge squad members to obtain the most optimal product / process architecture from preliminary draft to the whole project, focusing on manufacturability, controllability, assembly feasibility, adjustability, testability, and product cost optimization  investigates various industrial scenarios analyzing marketing data and performs make or buy analysis on components, sub-assemblies.  Maintains a strong partnership with Factories and LoB departments (Quality, Engineering, Supply Chain)  Is responsible for the operational implementation of a complete and robust industrial system, meeting the Quality/Cost/Time objectives, the orientations of the Industrial Strategy and the fundamental corporate rules of Industrial Policy, SPS (Schneider Production System) and of SC&L (Supply Chain & Logistics).

For this, he relies on risk management methodologies and cooperates closely with the resources of Industrialization specialists necessary for the industrial side of the activities.  Identifies & coordinates a team of Industrialization specialists and other resources from plants, necessary to the industrial part of the project  Optimizes the industrial investment scenario in an incremental approach allowing rapid market tests and an increase in industrial capacity while limiting financial risks  Actively works on obtaining industrial financing (BCI) and controlling all expenses relating to industrialization (OPEX, CAPEX) and product costs to optimize project profitability.

Fully coordinates Overall Product Cost through the product life.  Develops Industrialization Project schedule including Critical path impacts of industrial activities and processes.  Develops the industrial file for a transfer to the internal production units involved at the start of series production, in collaboration with GSC for the specific part related to the maintenance and continuous improvement of manufacturing means Required skills  Project Management  Engineering Management  Lean Manufacturing  Process Engineering  Process optimization  Manufacturing Management  Design to Cost  CAPEX management  Design for Manufacturability (DFM)  Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA)  Industrialisation et Méthodes  Six Sigma  Process control  Supplier Quality Management  Industrial Engineering (IE)

Experience:  Producing the technical specifications, guaranting performance and robustness, being accountable for engineering quality, contributing to cost targets, and preparing manufacturing with industrialization/manufacturing implementation teams  Applying drawing rules, standards, project specifications, industrialization internal rules, and internal processes Looking to make an IMPACT with your career?

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Description: The Offer Industrialization Leader (OIL) is the Squad's main contact for all matters related to industrialization, whether for new offers or for changes to existing offers.

Based on customer values priority and backlog, is responsible for designing and qualifying the industrial process and flow.  Steers product conception choices by Design for Manufacturing/Test and challenge squad members to obtain the most optimal product / process architecture from preliminary draft to the whole project, focusing on manufacturability, controllability, assembly feasibility, adjustability, testability, and product cost optimization  investigates various industrial scenarios analyzing marketing data and performs make or buy analysis on components, sub-assemblies.  Maintains a strong partnership with Factories and LoB departments (Quality, Engineering, Supply Chain)  Is responsible for the operational implementation of a complete and robust industrial system, meeting the Quality/Cost/Time objectives, the orientations of the Industrial Strategy and the fundamental corporate rules of Industrial Policy, SPS (Schneider Production System) and of SC&L (Supply Chain & Logistics).

For this, he relies on risk management methodologies and cooperates closely with the resources of Industrialization specialists necessary for the industrial side of the activities.  Identifies & coordinates a team of Industrialization specialists and other resources from plants, necessary to the industrial part of the project  Optimizes the industrial investment scenario in an incremental approach allowing rapid market tests and an increase in industrial capacity while limiting financial risks  Actively works on obtaining industrial financing (BCI) and controlling all expenses relating to industrialization (OPEX, CAPEX) and product costs to optimize project profitability.

Fully coordinates Overall Product Cost through the product life.  Develops Industrialization Project schedule including Critical path impacts of industrial activities and processes.  Develops the industrial file for a transfer to the internal production units involved at the start of series production, in collaboration with GSC for the specific part related to the maintenance and continuous improvement of manufacturing means
Required skills  Project Management  Engineering Management  Lean Manufacturing  Process Engineering  Process optimization  Manufacturing Management  Design to Cost  CAPEX management  Design for Manufacturability (DFM)  Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA)  Industrialisation et Méthodes  Six Sigma  Process control  Supplier Quality Management  Industrial Engineering (IE)

Experience:  Producing the technical specifications, guaranting performance and robustness, being accountable for engineering quality, contributing to cost targets, and preparing manufacturing with industrialization/manufacturing implementation teams  Applying drawing rules, standards, project specifications, industrialization internal rules, and internal processes