上海招聘

PURPOSE OF THIS FUNCTION:
- To actively contribute to the success of the Trading area by providing input, support and follow up action plans to relevant categories / matrixes through analysis of key performance indicators and other business data.

ASSIGNMENTS: (main responsibilities) maximum 10 points
? Business Support and Controlling (being the prolonged arm of the Business Navigator China)
? Feed organization with decision making data and information in relation to overall agreed goals - thus steering the organization towards agreed goals.
? Being a business partner of the category & matrix in TSO by identify potential improvement, opportunity and risk.
? Proactively check and work with activities on Supply Chain Calendar and stay close to range change developments, catalogue articles, key articles, strategic articles, BTIs, SL changes. Support in raising awareness and follow up.
? Proactively check and work with activities on TAGC Business Calendar and stay close to Category Council, APL, Big Run, etc in follow Support in raising awareness and follow up.
? Initiate and participate in the development and implementation of working methods and ways of working.
? Support the organization in setting up operational tools and follow-ups.
? Monitor efficiency in running operation and strive towards continuous efficiency improvements in the Trading Area.


? Legal Support (being the prolonged arm of Legal Support China)
? Be responsible for giving training/support to business team of IKEA business operation package and ensure the implementation and improvement in purchasing activities. The IKEA business operation package contains:
- IKEA Purchase Agreement Package
- IKEA Group Policies/Rules and Guidelines related with purchasing activities: purchase currency rules, seller/supplier rules, payment term rules, etc.
? Provide information and suggestion which related with local laws and regulations that may affect the purchase agreement and pricing such as VAT, export VAT refund, anti dumping etc and evaluate the impact. Follow the action of business team in these areas to minimum business risk and maximum business benefit for IKEA. Take quick action to reflect the changes of the laws and regulations to related supply chain units.


COMPETENCE:
Knowledge
- University degree Economy, Business and Finance or equivalent working experience.
- General understanding of local market and factory business operation flow.
- Have good knowledge of IKEA business range, category and supply chain.
- Deep comprehension of IKEA business KPI.
- Specialist of IKEA business operation package and local law/regulation.
- Excellent at using analytical tools, including but not limited to MS office.
- Expert of IKEA business analysis database - BO/COGNOS and all related IKEA systems which link with BO/COGNOS universes.
- Fluent in English (in written and oral)

Capabilities
- Analytical and innovative base on practical reality.
- Ability to think globally and act locally.
- Strong personality to take initiative, challenge and face challenge.
- Leading others through good communication and leadership skill.
- Ability to influence/convince other people to implement and follow up setup goals and action plans.
- Have team spirit, open mind and willing to share with others.
- Ability to organize, structure and prioritize numerous tasks at the same time
- Works proactively and independently.
- Supportive with excellent training skills

Motivation
- Positive to change, constantly searching for improvements
- Committed to deliver results
- Willing to share and promote IKEA values
- Seeing people and organisation grow

The IKEA story began in 1943 in the small village of Agunnaryd in Sweden, when founder Ingvar Kamprad was just 17. Since then, the IKEA Group has grown into a major retail experience with 123,000 co-workers in 25 countries/territories generating annual sales of more than 21.5 billion euros.
 
Below are some key facts and figures about the IKEA Group:

At the end of the 2009 financial year, there were 267 IKEA Group stores in 25 countries stocking everything for home furnishing under one roof. Last year IKEA stores welcomed 590 million visitors gaining inspiration from our displays which show IKEA products in actual room settings.

IKEA has 31 trading service offices in 26 countries. This allows us to be close to our suppliers - about 1,220 in 55 countries - so we can monitor production, test new ideas, negotiate prices and check quality while keeping an eye on social and working conditions.

IKEA has 28 distribution centres and 11 customer distribution centres in 16 countries. Using flat packs, transporting goods where possible by rail and sea, and utilising fuel-saving techniques allows us to be cost-effective and environmentally friendly.

The IKEA Group has 123,000 co-workers spread across functions such as purchasing, distribution, whole-sale, range, retail, support functions and the Swedwood Group.

Today's IKEA range consists of 9,500 home furnishing articles, designed to be functional and good looking but at a low price. Each item is developed by IKEA of Sweden, which is also responsible for giving each product its unique name, such as BILLY and KLIPPAN.