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Home Based Japanese Localization Jobs in Michigan

... home-grown systems in latest technology stack while driving governance, analytics, and user ... Support compliance with accessibility, localization, and regulations. * Work autonomously with ...

... home-grown systems in latest technology stack while driving governance, analytics, and user ... Support compliance with accessibility, localization, and regulations. * Work autonomously with ...

SAP SD Functional Consultant

Livonia, MI · On-site

$59 - $80.50/hr

Based in Livonia, MI, this is a hybrid position with a required four-day onsite presence each week ... Global template rollouts and localization management. Program & Delivery Expectations * Lead fit-to ...

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What is the difference between Home Based Japanese Localization vs Remote Japanese Translation?

AspectHome Based Japanese LocalizationRemote Japanese Translation
CredentialsJapanese language proficiency, localization experience, possibly certificationJapanese language proficiency, translation experience, possibly certification
Work EnvironmentHome office, localization tools, softwareHome office, translation software, CAT tools
Industry UsageUsed in gaming, software, websites, multimediaUsed in document translation, legal, medical, technical texts
Search & Comparison IntentFocus on localization projects, cultural adaptationFocus on translating documents accurately

Home Based Japanese Localization involves adapting content for cultural and functional accuracy in specific markets, often requiring familiarity with localization tools. Remote Japanese Translation primarily focuses on converting text from Japanese to another language, emphasizing accuracy and linguistic skills. Both roles are performed remotely and require strong Japanese language skills, but localization emphasizes cultural adaptation and technical tools, while translation centers on linguistic precision.

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Purchasing Buyer - Resin Components

Career Site

Northville, MI • On-site

Full-time

Posted 16 days ago


Job description

Job Title:Purchasing Buyer - Resin Components

Company:AISIN World Corp. of America

Department:Purchasing

Location:Northville, MI or Seymour, IN

Position Summary

This position will function to provide support to the Commodity Purchasing department.

Position Responsibilities

The incumbent is expected to perform the following functions that the company has determined are essential to this position:

  • Negotiate pricing, delivery schedules, payment terms, confidentiality agreements, master purchase agreements, changes in process, terms, engineering requirements, and other items as required with suppliers.
  • Detailed quotation analysis and negotiation for all cost drivers.
  • Support the launch of new programs, including negotiating and price establishment of prototype / trial materials.
  • Evaluate new supplier performance and information.
  • Support preparation of annual budget plans (including purchases, manpower, expenses, etc.) for each location and all assigned components and suppliers - working with manufacturing plant site purchasing members to finalize total budget plan by plant.
  • Support development and standardization of processes in conjunction with AWA systems & processes and manufacturing plant needs for all Commodity assigned components (including strategy, negotiation tactics, processes, policies, etc.)
  • In conjunction with management, lead activities for Commodity purchasing to:
    • Develop forms, processes, and systems for Commodity central purchasing,
    • Support other AISIN purchasing groups for similar products and processes,
    • Execute communized purchasing activities with suppliers and potential suppliers,
    • Develop total supply chain cost analysis.
  • Support the Commodity procurement team (and support of other teams as appropriate) for cost reduction activity including cooperation with AISIN affiliated companies.
  • Support sub-tier negotiations and purchasing as necessary.
  • Coordinate and analyze total volume usage, forecasts, and total material buy for Commodity suppliers
  • Support related processes as appropriate for quotations, Letters of Intent, Feasibility Studies, Engineering Changes, quotations, capacity investigations, etc.
  • Analysis of various inputs and conditions from cross-functional departments to find cost savings opportunities.
  • Coordinate and communicate with cross-functional teams at AWA, manufacturing plants and AISIN Group companies (both domestic and overseas).
  • Coordinate with SPTT members to conduct supplier business audits.
  • In conjunction with strategic project purchasing members and SPTT:
    • Assess prospective suppliers for new model programs and localization activities
    • Support development of commodity purchase strategies.
    • Identify suppliers for new business and review their capabilities per engineering requirements.
  • Prepare reports and presentations as necessary.
  • Gain consensus from multiple manufacturing plants and recommend sourcing decisions.
  • Act as Supplier champion to AISIN and voice of AISIN to supplier.
  • Develop and maintain record of supplier assessments for commodity suppliers.
  • Work with design team to identify new, local, or advanced materials and processes for mass or cost savings.
  • Other tasks and duties as assigned.

Required Skills and Abilities

Essential Skills and Experience:

  • Effective written and verbal communication skills for internal and external contacts.
  • Ability to create effective memos and letters.
  • Capable of analyzing quotations, developing budgets, and understanding cost impact.
  • Ability to comprehend technical and business correspondence.
  • Ability to analyze manufacturing processes and blueprints.
  • Strong computer skills including Excel, and the ability to create graphs, spreadsheets, and charts.

Beneficial Skills and Experience

  • Experience in automotive industry with understanding of standard job functions and requirements within the industry.
  • Prior purchasing experience in automotive industry or industrial environment.
  • Experience in multi-cultural environment, preferably Japanese-based.
  • Experience in logistics, customs, and duties/tariff.
  • Fluency in English with additional language skill in Japanese, Chinese, German, and/or Spanish.

Education/Training/Certifications

  • Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Engineering Technology, other Applied Science, or Purchasing Supply Chain Management is preferred. Bachelor's degree in Business or other non-technical area is acceptable based on proven technical skill.