Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Ryan held an undergraduate degree in Logistics Engineering and will get a postgraduate degree min Transport Engineering from UNSW. He has been a sourcing engineer in Microport for about three years, with the position of supervisor. With a passion for using his knowledge of logistics, transport, and supply chain, he is familiar with the supply chain and transport planning. Willing to devote himself to this field, Ryan is looking for a chance to work in Sydney or some Europe countries.
Sourced worldwide and purchased the required items, being responsible for three subsidiary companies’ sourcing and purchasing (took over 400 orders) Analysed risk materials and forecasted the demand to make purchasing plans to ensure the supply chain flexibility Discerned suppliers, figured out alternative suppliers and strategies Negotiated and managed suppliers (annual saving rate over 7% with signing about 100 contracts) Took charge and cooperated among Microport’s departments, Cloudpense and Ernst & Young for the Microport Cloudpense programme (boosting efficiency and solving over 400 issues) Established and improved the Microport Financial Shared System Programmed VBA code and optimised the related work duration from 3 hours to 2 minutes Structured and designed the suppliers checking process and files (practising with about 10 suppliers) Participated in the Microport T+0 programme, assisted 5 products getting certificated
Cooperated with other departments, hospitals, universities and the government for foundation applications Researched the atrial fibrillation incidence and published a paper as a co-first author
Established online lectures and independently be responsible for the admission of teaching and tutorials. Conducted communication and associated work with other departments. Lectured about 700 hours teaching for 25 students with favourable comment rate of 98%. The lectures and communicating jobs got highly praised by Zhangmen company and customers.