Safran · Shanghai

VIE Supplier Performance Management Support - Shanghai F/H

ShanghaiExecutive & Management

Listed on Safran’s official careers site. Posted November 6, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

  • Supplier Performance Monitoring of Safran Aircraft Engines suppliers
  • Communication and coordination with other sites
  • Build and follow Action Plan to allow supplier to reach targeted level of performance
  • Analyze and confirm supplier ability to achieve Safran demand through Baselines and follow the progress through Monthly Performance Review and Annual Performance Review
  • Conduct Lean Project at suppliers in order to improve supplier

Performance and Efficiency

  • Build with Supplier a Risk Analysis and related Mitigation action plan with regards to ramp-up and animate coordination meeting with actors involved in the supplier relationship based in France and Asia.
  • Management Supplier Industrial Maturity development and challenge the production system and organization of supplier
  • Manage Logistics crisis
  • Participate in supplier evaluation and pre-selection
  • Chinese is a plus
  • Lean Six Sigma certification/experience is a plus
  • Synthesis and analysis skills and data management (ex: Power BI)
  • Project Management
  • More than 1 year of experience in Aeronautics Supply Chain or Production and Supplier Relationship is a must

Personal Skills

  • Leadership, communication and reporting, Team work, Listening
  • Ability to work within a multicultural team and coordinate with other multicultural teams

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