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Manufacturing(Electronics/Semiconductors)
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Chiang mai
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THB 40,000 - 55,000 (Negotiable)
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Monday - Friday 08.00 - 17.00 hrs. or 08.30 - 17.30 hrs.
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• Social Security
• Petrol allowance 35THB / day • Provident Fund (Employees contribute 2-15%, Company portion 2-5% based on working service year) • Diligence allowance 400,600,800THB/ Month under the preface attendant condition • Food allowance 20THB / day (no-cash pay-out, is to be used at our company canteen • Annual Bonus (not fix - depending on the company's business performance and individual's performance) • Quarterly Bonus incentives possible depending on company KPIs being met. • Salary adjustment depending on performance evaluation. • 6 days annual leave accumulate every year; 1 new day / year until 3rd year, after 4th year increase to 12 days • Group Health Insurance • Bus Service • Other benefits according to the company's regulations |
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Saturday - Sunday, 6 days annual leave accumulate every year; 1 new day / year until 3rd year, after 4th year increase to 12 days
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• Lead and manage the entire RFQ process from initial customer inquiry through to final quotation submission. |
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• Male/Female, age around 27 - 38
• Thai Nationality • Bachelor's degree or higher in Engineering, Industrial Management, Supply Chain, Business Administration, or a related field. • Minimum of 5 years of experience in RFQ, Procurement, Sourcing, Costing, or Supply Chain functions. • At least 2 to 3 years of direct team leadership experience. • Industry experience in EMS, PCBA, Electronics Manufacturing, or Contract Manufacturing is highly preferred. • Deep understanding of BOM structures, technical drawings, cost modeling, quotation preparation, and manufacturing processes. • Strong commercial negotiation, supplier management, and evaluation skills. • Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Excel and strong data analysis capabilities. • Good command of English in both written and spoken communication. • Excellent problem-solving, project coordination, and cross-functional collaboration |