Change the world of tomorrow with us.

Our Siemens business unit Motion Control (DI MC) is one of the world's leading providers of products, systems, solutions, and services in the field of Motion Control. This includes around 10,000 employees and two business segments. With its global production sites, R&D, and service locations, MC is close to its customers and at home in a wide range of industries.

At our factory network Siemens AG develops and manufactures electric motors for the global market. Our target customers are in the field of automation technology, in the automotive industry and in the field of intra-logistics. To further drive our successful growth, we will expand our locations in a targeted manner over the next few years. The topics of digitalization and simulations support us in planning for the future and in implementation.

Based in Oradea, we are looking for a: Supplier Management Specialist with German.

Key Responsibilities & Accountabilities:

• Own and manage critical supplier, logistics, and supply chain escalations with significant operational, financial, or customer impact.
• Ensure escalations are handled in a structured, documented, and controlled manner, aligned with Siemens escalation and governance principles.
• Initiate escalation in case of deviations from agreed requirements, targets, or contractual obligations.

• Lead escalations with strategic suppliers, logistics service providers, and external partners.
• Drive and track supplier recovery and corrective action plans, ensuring sustainable performance improvement.

• Drive root cause analysis across end-to-end supply chain interfaces.

• Analyze, evaluate, and further develop complex logistics and SCM processes, concepts, and IT solutions.
• Apply Six Sigma, benchmarking, and risk assessment methods to derive logistics strategies and improvements.

• Provide clear, structured escalation and risk reporting to plant, business, and SCM management.

• Identify systemic escalation drivers (e.g. planning parameters, supplier governance gaps, logistics interfaces).