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Supply Chain Manager

Location:
San Diego, CA, 92126
Posted:
September 03, 2016

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JORGE E. MOLINA

***** ***** *** **.

San Diego, CA 92126

619-***-****

*****.*********@***.***

EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT – MANUFACTURING OPERATIONS

Hyper-Growth and Transformation Catalyst Translating Strategic Insight into Operational Excellence

EXPERTISE

Lean Manufacturing

Turn Around, Start Up and Plant Technology Transfer

P&L Budget Analysis, Profit and EBITDA Growth

Strategic and Tactical Planning

Multisite Multinational Integration

Supply Chain, Global Sourcing, Distribution, Domestic and International

Change Management, Cost Containment, Continuous Improvement and TQM

ERP Implementation, SAP, Oracle JDE, QAD, Epicor, AS400

cGMP, ISO, FDA, ITAR, CLIA, OSHA

Staff Development and Leadership Mentor

NOTEWORTHY ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Business Unit Turn Around

Start Ups, Domestic and International

Tier 1 ERP Implementations

S&OP Development

Global Supply Chain Matrix Development

ISO Certifications

EBITDA and Revenue Growth

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS

OSI Electronics – Electronics Manufacturing, SMT – Medical, Defense, Aerospace

2015 – 2016 (RIF – reduction in force)

Established production floor chain of command, development of area leads

Managed initial RIF - reduction in force to support company turn around plan

Led company physical inventory to mitigate challenges in kitting, inventory reconciliation, and On Time Delivery

Stabilized 3+ yrs of operating income losses, breakeven planned within 9 months

Developed and initiated personnel plan to improve technical mix within multiple departments

Initialized training in the areas of Automated Optical Inspection, Flying Probe test, J-Std soldering

PRODUCTION MANAGER

Johnson Matthey Medical Components – Micro Machined Medical Device Components

2014 – 2015 (lay off – reorganization)

Restructured 1st and 2nd shift personnel labor requirements

Restructured engineering resources to focus on high value tooling and fixture design

Promoted interdepartmental cross training in development of matrix organization to offset labor constraints

Instigated automation system development to increase unattended machine operation and production efficiency

Hired high level technical expertise to promote future operational objectives

Supported record high production volume and revenue

Introduced visual system technology to production quality control process

Supported critical component and equipment sourcing to mitigate production downtime

OPERATIONS MANAGER

Reflexite Soitec Optical Technology – Renewable Energy (start up)

2011 – 2013 (RIF – reduction in force)

Recruited and hired key leadership positions and production operators for a 280+ megawatt/yr operation

Led BOM savings of $5MM-$10MM from initial year of forecasted demand

Developed technology transfer and production ramp plan

Met 100% of customer demand requirements on-time

Structured all functional areas: Accounting, HR, Planning, Procurement, Quality, Engineering, Maintenance, Supply Chain /Logistics, Manufacturing

Configured Systems: financial planning, forecasting, raw material and capacity planning, lot/revision control, document control, automation maintenance, process engineering, ERP, manufacturing metrics, facilities, security, health and safety

Facility layout and preparation accomplished on-time

Production start, permits and systems in place within 1 yr

DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS

Siliken Manufacturing USA – Renewable Energy (start up)

2009 – 2011 (relocated to Mexico)

Start up of 30 megawatt (MW) US manufacturing operations within initial year, 130+ personnel hired

Major role in sales rate increase from $3MM to $40MM/yr, US ops, initial year

Followed up by a Mexico manufacturing site selection

Further increase in sales rate to $100MM/yr, Mx ops

Then start up and launch of another 880-100 MW Mexico operations within 4 months, 230+ personnel hired

Effected a 20% increase in global capacity and productivity through continuous improvement

Structured functional areas: materials management, master scheduling, inventory control, Sales & Operations Planning, manufacturing control and Quality Management

Netted $60MM in increased global revenue and corresponding profit

DIRECTOR OF SUPPLY CHAIN OPERATIONS

Avail Medical, Flextronics – Medical Device (contract manufacturer)

2005 – 2008 (relocated to Mexico)

Created high value matrix organization for multi-plant multi-national (SD/Mexico) operations

Key role in 100% revenue growth ($150MM to $300MM) and manufacturing capacity

Restructured Global Supply Chain, all major functions; planning, schduling, procurement, inventory control, logistics/customs and consolidated supplier base

Limited inventory rise of <20% and reduced manufacturing cycle times

Commenced cross training initiative to eliminate single person dependent functions

Key role in selection and implementation of tier 1 ERP system, Oracle (JD Edwards) health and safety

Coordinated C-TPAT certification and ongoing compliance

Set up China division infrastructure, all functions

Developed MRB, electronic documentation flow, cost change notification system, project team formation process (matrix org.) to facilitate technology transfers

Led LEAN initiative defining logistics to and from Mexico, transaction reduction of days to hours

SR. MANAGER OF GLOBAL PROCUREMENT & PLANNING

Chemicon International, Millipore – Medical Device and Diagnostic Reagent Mfg

2002 – 2004 (career advancement)

$6MM annual reagents procurement cost savings

Managed and revised critical reagents supplier contracts (contract values upto $30 MM/yr)

Restructured procurement department increasing output and efficiency by 40%, no additional headcount

Facilitated and supported in the implementation of SAP ERP system

Established order fulfillment best practices; authored procedures and forms

Enhanced use of SAP system to optimize inventoy and procurement planning

DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS

Nellcor Puritan Bennett, Tyco International – Medical Device (software & hardware)

1999 – 2001 (relocated to Canada)

Business Unit Turn-Around - first profitable year in 20 yrs, P&L control

Successful launch of a struggling $40MM NPI project

Introduced new planning, scheduling and production system

Restructured purchasing, manufacturing, shipping, receiving, inventory control, quotation system, RGA management establishing new policies and procedures

Revised supplier, sales, and service support contracts increasing revenue and improving bottom line

Initiated a quality system by establishing specification criteria and inspection functions throughout the production and distribution process

Identified bottom line cost savings between $6MM-$9MM within existing supplier contracts and the restructure of the business operations infrastructure

SUBCONTRACT MANAGER

Braun Thermoscan, Gillette – Medical Device

1996 – 1998 (relocated to Germany)

Maintained $40MM overseas contract manufacturing operations continuity

Managed cost savings of over $12MM

Supported production ramp of 100k to 700k units/mo

Led the procurement/validatioin of $1MM pharmaceutical packaging line

Accountable for critical single source suppliers, domestic and international

Managed primary thermoforming plastics contract manufacturer

MANAGER, SUPPLY CHAIN & PROCUREMENT

Nichols Institute, Quest Diagnostics – Medical Device & Diagnostic Reagent Mfg

1988 – 1996 (career advancement)

Responsible for $12+MM in reagents and materials savings

Managed and generated national reagents and logistics contracts (value in excess of $5MM/contract)

Primary role in the implementation of two ERP systems, Millennium by Dun and Bradstreet and MFG PRO by QAD

Supported standardization of clinical and diagnostic instrumentation, reagents and lab supplies

Set up materials management department for diagnostic mfg division, including, procurement, planning, scheduling and logistics

Defined technical reagents procurement position, including role in NPI process and global sourcing

Supported a successful IPO process and ISO certification

Key role in the automation of labeling systems for tubes, bottles and diagnostic kits

Automated vial and bottle fill line (stopper, crimping and screw cap functions)

Introduced bar code technology into manufacturing

CREDENTIALS

BA, Biochemistry and Cellular Biology, University of California at San Diego

MBA*, Technology Management, University of Phoenix (*in progress)

US ARMY, Operations Personnel Management, US Army Reserve Center, Bell, CA

CPIM, Certificate of Completion, APICS San Diego Chapter



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