FAQs
What is the role of the Assistant Manager in the Lean OpEx Transformation team?
The Assistant Manager will work closely with the BU Transformation team and other stakeholders to drive operational excellence (OpEx) programs, build a continuous improvement culture, and establish Lean transformation as a core competency within the team.
What qualifications are required for this position?
Candidates must have a graduate or postgraduate degree in Engineering or Management and be a Certified Six Sigma Black Belt from a reputed organization.
What experience is necessary for applicants?
Applicants should have at least 4 years of experience in driving independent Six Sigma or Lean transformation projects, particularly in quality or operational excellence roles in large capacities.
What skills are mandatory for this job?
Essential skills include excellent knowledge of Lean project execution, experience with Lean Six Sigma training, the ability to build value stream maps, and proficiency in using Lean tools and methodology.
Are there preferred skills that can give candidates an advantage?
Preferred skills include experience in driving technology-enabled solutions using low code/no code or script-based automations, executive presence, good management and employee interface, and effective people management skills.
Will the Assistant Manager be involved in coaching teams?
Yes, the Assistant Manager will coach teams within the division on the application of the OpEx methodology.
What are the key responsibilities of the Assistant Manager?
Key responsibilities include delivering tangible outcomes through OpEx projects, collaborating with other business units and global teams, and ensuring the KGS OpEx methodology is embedded in operations.
How important is communication in this role?
Excellent communication skills are essential as the Assistant Manager will create and deliver communication plans to promote understanding of OpEx across the division.
Is training experience required for this role?
While it is preferred, prior experience in conducting Lean Six Sigma trainings is not mandatory but considered an advantage.
Will there be opportunities for personal and professional growth in this position?
Yes, the role includes identifying and growing potential OpEx internal resources and enhancing the pool of quality improvement catalysts across the organization.