Monitor system alerts during assigned shifts, follow troubleshooting flowcharts, restart hardware, escalate unresolved issues, and maintain detailed action logs. The role provides flexible afternoon, weekend, and absence coverage while supporting operations for electromechanical power systems. Success requires technical aptitude, attention to detail, independent judgment, strong communication, and the ability to prioritize issues in a fast-paced environment.

Owns supplier-facing supply chain program execution across NPI, EOL, and O&M initiatives, including schedules, budgets, engineering changes, supplier readiness, risk mitigation, cost analysis, and materials planning. Develops supply chain maps, coordinates contract manufacturers and suppliers, manages transitions and obsolescence, reports KPIs, improves processes, mentors project managers, and represents Supply Chain in executive forums.