Manager - Product Management - Sleep Products @ Reliance Industries

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Job Responsibilities : Job Title: Mgr. Prd. Mgmt. Effective Pricing for higher realization Assessment of competitor activities & strategic grade positioning Provide inputs on market feedback on price, and other trends that may impact prices Ascertaining various discounts (cash / DE / QD & AQD / Trade / locational) and various slabs Track Imports offers and operating tariff arbitrage # By-product Sales Ensure selling off by-products from all the sites and minimize stock Monitoring competing products and ensure maximum NSR Managing available storage space actively for smooth functioning of plants # Production Planning Consolidating Grade-wise / Customer wise Sales Plan from all RO's Tracking site-wise availability of feed-stock Preparing Site-wise Material Balance Optimizing production plan based on Tax / Domestic & Deemed exports requirements # Management of Inventory at plant / depot - so there is no loss of sales # Depletion of Ageing stock / slow moving. grades # Tracking and assessment of Industry consumption, sector growth # Tracking production share v/s market share to arrive at export quantity Education Requirement : B. E. / B. Tech in Chemical / Polymer / Textile / Mechanical engineering + MBA Experience Requirement : 4 to 7 years of relevant experience Skills & Competencies : Core Domain Competencies : Product Knowledge End use Sectors Product Technologies Role-specific Competencies : Customer Knowledge Pricing M&A Global Product economics Competing product economics IT & Software for usage Budgeting & Working Capital Management Cost Control Decision Making

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Employement Type: Full time
Industry: Oil & Gas / Petroleum
Role Category: Oil & Gas / Petroleum
Functional Area: Not Applicable
Role/Responsibilies: Manager - Product Management - Sleep Products

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Keyskills:   Product Knowledge Pricing Cost Control End use Sectors Product Technologies Customer Knowledge MA Global Product economics Competing product economics IT Software for usage Budgeting Working Capital Management Decision Making