Projects & Improvements Leader (Çerkezköy)

Exeltis Pharmaceuticals

Qualifications:

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or related disciplines
• Advanced level of English language
• Minimum 3 year of direct experience supporting operational teams and continuous improvement transformations in a related industry
• Green Belt in Lean Six Sigma is highly desirable
• Good level of Excel and SAP
• Demonstrated ability to build trust and facilitate consensus among cross-functional teams
• Ability to manage through complexity to identify solutions and deliver results
• Strong influencing/persuasive skills with a demonstrated ability to influence required different styles at different levels in organization
• Familiarity with project management principles and application including the ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously and evaluate priorities

Job Description:

• Develop, direct, and execute internal operational excellence/process improvement initiatives to drive effective execution of growth and efficiency across business operations activities
• Work with and influence department managers and the improvement team on site in the development planning process and prioritize improvement opportunities based on strategy and tactical planning objectives
• Provide guidance, expertise, and/or assistance to internal partners to ensure programs and strategies are implemented and maintained effectively
• Design new processes, training material to be represented to the site
• Process, policies, and procedure improvements and documentation for efficiency
• Owning KPI management process and managing performance management, dashboard developments. Track, calculate KPIs and savings of the improvements
• As the leader of the improvement Process of the site, ensure all the ideas are being evaluated and thanked for
• Improving already developed culture of continuous improvement, agile and lean thinking by acting as a Change Agent
• Act as a role model for the region and help to improve other sites operational excellence activities in other plants