Project Engineer

Job Description

Education

• Bachelor’s Degree or Engineering Degree

Objective

• Raw Material Purchasing and Project Management

Knowledge, Experience, And Skills

• Teamwork.
• Coordination and leadership of project work teams.
• Continuous communication with counterparts and work teams across the plant and other countries.
• Ability to generate reports and presentations on project progress.

Responsibilities

• Strong verbal and written communication skills in English.
• Coordinate multiple related projects that are part of a broader strategic program.
• Ensure all projects are aligned with the company's strategic objectives.
• Prioritize initiatives and resources to maximize organizational impact.
• Serve as the primary point of contact between technical teams, executives, customers, and other stakeholders.
• Ensure effective communication of project progress, risks, and requirements.
• Identify program-level risks and coordinate mitigation efforts.
• Address issues that affect multiple projects or teams.
• Work with multidisciplinary teams and ensure alignment across all stakeholders.
• Foster collaboration and ensure all teams work toward common objectives.
• Measure overall program performance through KPIs and other performance indicators.
• Maintain and periodically update work standards.
• Ensure efficient allocation of resources, including human, financial, and technological resources.
• Participate in material planning for new product launches, ensuring all components are available on time.
• Develop and maintain material supply plans based on demand forecasts, production cycles, and supplier availability.
• Optimize inventory levels to ensure material availability while avoiding excess stock and unnecessary costs.
• Collaborate with Sales, Production, and Logistics teams to analyze demand data and align planning with available capacity.
• Monitor purchase orders, delivery schedules, and supplier performance to ensure compliance with required timelines and quantities.
• Work closely with Purchasing, Production, Engineering, Quality, and Logistics teams to coordinate material requirements and resolve potential bottlenecks.
• Evaluate and mitigate risks associated with material shortages, logistics disruptions, or changes in market demand.