JAY M. SCHOONOVER
Garland, Texas *5044
***********@*********.***
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
HARDIN SIMMONS UNIVERSITY Abilene, Texas
Master of Business Administration Economics and Finance
UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND Richmond, Virginia
Bachelor of Arts Economics
FOCUS STATEMENT
Innovative and results driven Operations Planner/Scheduler focused on
achieving exceptional results in a fluid environment that ensures smooth
order fulfillment operations. Experience in both driving and responding
to more effective analysis trends and forming partnerships with key
business associates to exceed expectations. Recognized for building cross
functional collaborative teams that share best practices and leverage
cutting edge technology and methodologies to best serve the corporate
mission.
HIGHLIGHTS
Inventory Control Forecasting Delivery Scheduling
Planning Analysis SAP 7.0 Field Service
Processing Services Troubleshooting
CORE CAPABILITIES
^ Set priorities and determine appropriate tactical applications;
evaluate available resources, check results against plan, and
take corrective action when needed through the strategic process
^ Exhibit constant awareness of superior service; follow through
on commitments with a sense of urgency assisting in managing
projects with efficient and effective quality control
^ Inspire a shared purpose and build partnerships through mutual
trust demonstrating a positive attitude and professionalism at
all times
^ Demonstrate professional reliability, high self motivation and
the ability to assume increased levels of responsibility,
anticipate and meet needs, and achieve dynamic results
^ Open to constant innovation, creatively seeking better ways to
do business that will contribute to bottom line profits
^ Focused and persistent; consistently resolve issues that have
the potential to offer false results in the monitoring of
inventory control
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
10/13- BELL HELICOPTER
Hurst, Texas
Resource Analyst
12/13 Responsible for the scheduling of production orders to ensure
smooth execution
by manufacturing. Verify that planning data including BOMs, lead
times and other scheduling parameters are defined and
correct. Proactively identify, migrate and communicate
scheduling and execution issues. Daily maintenance of order
supply plan dates and part shortages. Attend weekly shortage,
engineering and staff meetings.
6/89 - BANCTEC,
Irving,
Texas
7/11 Senior Inventory Specialist (4/06 - 7/11)
Accountable for all spare parts support for over 200 field sites
and 100 service technicians throughout the United States for
this international company. This formerly public company that
went private in 1999, reports 4000 employees, $500MM in annual
revenues, and is dedicated to document processing and payment,
providing solutions for the government, banks, and healthcare
industries. Train and supervise system users and provide multi-
department support. Act as first line of information on parts
guidelines. Responsible for the Central and Southeast Regions
covering 20 states. High profile clients include; Bank of
America, JP Morgan Chase, Wells Fargo, and The Federal Reserve.
^ Spearheaded implementation of SAP R/3 and subsequent
upgrade to SAP 5.0
^ Supervised annual field inventory for over 600 national
sites
^ Purchase all emergency orders for field operation as
required
Senior Material Planner (6/89 - 7/05)
Forecasted and planned spare parts for distribution center.
Reviewed monthly forecast which included five to six different
product groups working the highest dollar and highest profile
first. Released requirements to purchasing, manufacturing,
repair, and outside vendors. Responsible for physical
inventories and reviewed variances. Troubleshooter for the field
and maintained specifications list for each product line.
^ Forecasted spare parts delivery for over 8,000 active
parts for multiple product lines
^ Remained under budget throughout tenure
^ Key contributor for two acquisition, 1995, 1993
5/81 - SEDCO FOREX
Dallas, Texas
6/88 Senior Inventory Coordinator (6/83 - 6/88)
Personally processes inventory transactions for offshore
drilling rigs around the world for this international offshore
drilling contractor. Company reported 5,000 employees and
leased rigs to oil & natural gas companies; 90% of which were
offshore. Contracts were normally five years and clients
included Shell Oil, BP, Exxon, Phillips, and Chevron. During
tenure participated in five trips overseas to install inventory
systems: West Africa, India, North Sea, Gulf of Mexico, and The
Behring Sea.
^ Coordinated the automated inventory control system for the
offshore fleet
^ Converted inventory system from decentralized to
centralized
Inventory Coordinator (5/81 - 6/83)
Responsibilities very similar to those listed above. Promotion
to senior level was due to outstanding performance.