Supply Chain Rotational Graduate Program - Spring, United States - Hewlett Packard

Hewlett Packard

Verified Company

Spring, United States

2 weeks ago

Posted by:

Mark Lane

beBee recruiter

Description

HP occasionally offers work authorization sponsorship for critical need roles. However, this opportunity currently does not offer work authorization sponsorship" and HP will not provide any assistance or sign documentation in support of immigration sponsorship including Optional Practical Training (OPT).

Location

Spring (Houston), TX only

About Us
Innovation is in HP's DNA.

From our origins in a Palo Alto garage in 1939, to our current position as one of the world's leading technology companies, HP has grown to become a leader in technology and corporate culture, inspiring innovators, and entrepreneurs around the globe.

HP brings together a portfolio that spans printing, personal computing, software, and services to serve more than 1 billion customers in over 170 countries.

We are committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace that attracts exceptional talent and to supporting our employees to succeed at all levels.

We dream in over 35 languages and share one mission:
to engineer experiences that amaze.

The Team
HP's Supply Chain Organization is at the heart of one of the world's most sustainable and just technology companies.

The rotation program will consist of 3 twelve-month rotation assignments that can include projects in different areas of the organization's headquarters in Spring (Houston), Texas. Following graduation from the three-year program, the individual will have the opportunity to work with their current team or move to another area of the organization, equipped with advanced knowledge and skills to make an immediate impact.

The rotation program is available for students who are in both Engineering and Business degree programs. Rotations available will include assignments and tasks in the areas of Planning, Sourcing (i.e., Procurement), Manufacturing Operations Support (Make), Logistics (Deliver), Returns and Order Fulfillment, Sustainability and Digital Transformation. Tasks and assignments will vary with each new Supply Chain rotation assignment.

The SC Success indicators are the following:

Functional/Technical expertise:Has and strives to develop functional expertise, technical breadth and depth and thought leadership. Digital savvy, advanced tools/artificial intelligence (AI).

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Business and Financial Acumen:Understands the upstream and downstream impact of decisions. Able to see the financial effects and relationships of various aspects of the business.
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Emotional intelligence and self-awareness:Can read social engagements and is distinctly aware of his/her impact on others. Cognitively and emotionally empathic and pays attention to what's said and unsaid. Thoughtful and approachable, respectful of others and self. Admits mistakes and knows how to take ownership and fix.
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Resilience/grit:Communicates with positivity, creativity and optimism despite setbacks. Able to manage fear of failure and bounces back quickly with ethic and determination to find a solution in the face of challenges. Doesn't seek perfection, but strives for excellence (bias towards action over getting stuck in over-analysis).
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Information process capability:Able to manage the complexity requirements of the role. Able to process, synthesize, and integrate information to make effective decisions. Able to balance short-term thinking with longer term consequences.
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Accepts the role requirements:Individual ambitions and aspirations are in-line with the reality of the role. Demonstrates commitment to the role and values the work. Able to manage 24/7 work environment if/when necessary while finding balance.
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Team and organizational leadership:Able to influence and collaborate/partner well internally and externally. Challenges the status quo to accelerate business outcomes. Ability to teach and share knowledge with others; always learning and developing oneself.
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Executive communication:Connects well with people. Demonstrates executive presence. Communicates effectively - leveraging concise and effective messaging, empathy and listening ability. Controls the narrative in a way that is transparent, builds credibility and confidence.

Responsibility Examples

Assist in analyzing and mapping our current supply chain processes using the SCOR model framework
Identify areas for improvement and propose recommendations to enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and increase customer satisfaction in the Sourcing and Logistics areas.
Collaborate with crossfunctional teams, including planning, procurement, production, logistics, returns, customer service, and operations to gather data and insights for process optimization
Support the implementation of supply chain improvement initiatives, such as inventory management, demand planning, and order fulfillment
Conduct research on industry best practices and emerging trends in supply chain management to contribute to continuous improvement efforts
Assist in data collection, an