Logistics Packaging Specialist

Logistics Packaging Specialist


Company
Motherson Group
Location
Puebla
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
11 days ago
Via
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Job Description
At Motherson, we’re committed to creating long-term jobs and advancing global careers. Featured on TIME’s World’s Best Companies list, we are a diversified global design, engineering, manufacturing, assembly and logistics specialist, delivering full-system solutions to customers across industries. With a focus on innovation, quality and sustainability, we strive to be a trusted industrialisation partner and an employer that nurtures a diverse, inclusive workplace.

Our Integrated Assemblies division leads in automotive innovation, specialising in premium module assembly and cockpit module integration. We collaborate with customers to deliver cutting-edge solutions supporting electrification. Join us to work with advanced technology and shape the future of automotive innovation.
What you'll do
• Support sales with offer submissions, including packaging cost analysis
• Plan and develop packaging concepts considering technical, logistical, and cost factors
• Identify packaging requirements across the full supply chain
• Manage container development, planning, and capacity calculations
• Coordinate container validation with plants and suppliers through prototype release
• Support purchasing in sourcing and procurement of containers
• Assist plants with packing agreements and instructions
• Maintain packaging master data and ERP/WMS records (e.g., SAP returnable accounts)
• Act as key contact for all packaging topics across stakeholders
• Develop standards, tools, and packaging-related processes
• Lead innovation, trials, approvals, ramp-ups, and optimization workshops
• Manage supplier coordination, counts, system setup, team training, and budget tracking
What we offer
• A pleasant working atmosphere, with good career opportunities.
• Build knowledge with varied and exciting assignments.
• We show our commitment to our people via the following values:
• Interest for each other: We act with empathy and care about each other and our counterparts.
• Togetherness: We work together collaboratively and selflessly.
• Trust: We say what we mean, keep our promises, and treat others with respect.
• Respect: We respect and value people of all backgrounds.
• Enthusiasm: We are curious, ambitious, passionate, humble, and life-long learners.
What we are looking for
• Degree in packaging, engineering, logistics, or equivalent
• Experience in packaging planning/development, preferably in the automotive supply industry
• Sufficient CAD skills (AutoCAD, CATIA)
• SAP/ERP proficiency and strong MS Office skills
• Knowledge of IATF 16949 and ISO 9001
• Familiar with ISO 14001 and product safety standards
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