FAL A350 - Supplier Disruption Over-Cost manager M/F

FAL A350 – Supplier Disruption Over-Cost Manager (M/F)

Airbus Commercial Aircraft is looking for a Supplier Disruption Over-Cost Manager for the FAL A350 Performance & Improvement team in Toulouse.

Responsibilities

• Systematically capture and centralize major disruptions impacting the A350 FAL using internal data sources.
• Estimate potential costs and precisely quantify the impact of supplier disruptions on production cycle time (CVAT indicator).
• Construct robust and well‑documented claim dossiers supported by comprehensive evidence to initiate formal supplier recourse.
• Define the optimal claim strategy within Multi‑Functional Teams and support negotiations with buyers until successful closure.
• Maintain a comprehensive status of disputes, represent the A350 FAL within the Airbus SDO community, and report operational and financial progress to leadership.

Qualifications

• Background in Engineering, Supply Chain, Procurement, or Industrial Management.
• Solid experience (min 3 years) in a Final Assembly Line industrial environment, ideally within the aerospace sector.
• Proficiency in supplier claim management, production data analysis, and industrial performance indicators (specifically CVAT).
• High level of autonomy, strong analytical skills, rigorous mindset, excellent communication, and a proven ability to negotiate and lead Multi‑Functional Teams.
• Full professional proficiency in both French and English (written and spoken).

This job requires an awareness of potential compliance risks and a commitment to act with integrity, as the foundation for the Company’s success, reputation and sustainable growth.

Equal Opportunity Employer

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