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Team Leader Order Management

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Neuhausen, Switzerland
Hybrid

About this role

About the Role Lead a hands-on order management team in an operational environment to ensure orders are processed smoothly, accurately and efficiently for customers, while delivering excellent customer service and supporting company goals. What You'll Do

  • Lead an order management team hands-on and operational in daily business
  • Enable and develop the environment for training and growth
  • Motivate and inspire team members by setting a good example
  • Organize regular team meetings, one-on-ones, and performance reviews; establish and communicates team goals, deadlines, and identify development needs
  • Create and maintain a professional working environment; act as mediator between management, stakeholders and team members to facilitate good communication and airing of complaints
  • Interface with European Supply Chain Organization; responsible at Tier 2 for escalations within the supply chain area
  • Improve and automate processes; monitor and improve department KPIs
  • Data analysis and tracking of sleeves and cylinders stock; coordinate with customer for delivery or scrapping as required
  • Active management/order handling of a few customer accounts on a daily basis – operational order management What We're Looking For
  • Commercial / Financial or Business Management Degree
  • Strong experience in service center order management or other customer-facing roles
  • 3+ years experience in leading teams
  • Analytical thinking
  • SAP knowledge (SAP R3 MM/PP/SD)
  • Customer oriented problem solver
  • Fluency in business English
  • German language nice to have Nice to Have
  • German language Compensation & Benefits
  • We offer competitive compensation and an opportunity to partially work from home.

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