Associate Supply Chain

As an associate supply chain, you will contribute to the efficient handling of return shipments within our team in Breda. You will face challenges such as optimizing processes and coordinating various stakeholders. A good understanding of supply chain, GMP regulations, and Lean Six Sigma is essential.

Responsibilities:

• Process: all returned end products within agreed timelines and according to applicable regulations.
• Coordinate: reverse flow process with internal and external stakeholders, from transport booking to physical receipt of goods.
• Support: improvements in business and system processes.
• Act: as the primary point of contact for transport return issues and resolving these problems.
• Update: systems and databases to ensure accurate data.

At Amgen Europe, we value our employees and offer a comprehensive benefits package to support your professional and personal growth.

• Salary ranging from €18.72 to €20.80 gross per hour, depending on experience.
• Temporary contract with a view to permanent
• Full-time, 32-40 hours per week
• Pension plan for your future
• Hybrid working after mandatory training

Join Amgen's dedicated team in Breda, where your expertise in biotech/pharmaceuticals enhances life-saving innovations.

• 3+ years in biotech/pharma industry
• Expertise in supply chain and international trade
• Advanced knowledge of GMP, GDP, SOX regulations
• Lean Six Sigma certification required
• MBO 3/4 in Administrative field

Amgen Europe B.V., located in Breda, has been dedicated to developing innovative and effective biological medicines and biosimilars for over 40 years. Our mission is to improve the quality of life for patients through continuous innovation and collaboration.

We are proud of our commitment to community involvement, employee development programs, and maintaining a healthy work-life balance. Our innovative projects and supportive culture make us a standout employer in the biotech industry.

Are you ready to join a team that strives for excellence and makes a real difference in patient care?