Industrial Engineer, Costing Apparel

SPEED & SPIRIT is what we look for in our candidates, defined by some simple values that inspire us to BE DRIVEN in our performance, BE VIBRANT in our sporting legacy, BE TOGETHER in our team spirit, and to let our individual talent and experience shine. Applying for a job at PUMA is easy. Simply click APPLY ONLINE and follow the steps to upload your application. YOUR MISSION Establish and govern PUMA’s apparel IE knowledge base, covering SMV via GSD and motion-code methodologies, material consumption   validation   and marker efficiency.

Partner with IT and T1 suppliers to build and   maintain   standardized data and motion-code libraries, define PUMA-specific standards and ensure consistent and   accurate   application of the costing framework across the supplier base Motion code Library: Establish and maintain a   motion code library   for   PUMA Consumption/CAD Marker: Establish and execute supplier consumption audits for cost adherence.

Work wit h internal and external teams to improve material consumption values   for   PUMA SMV Data Validation: Establish and implement a process for SMV data validation   at T1 base. Perform regular audits for data checks and verification       Marker efficiency improvement: Assess marker efficiencies, fabric width usage, grain line, shrinkage, defects, nap direction, print direction, size ration, pattern   placement   and cutting feasibility to improve marker efficiency and lower wastage guidelines for suppliers   Pattern area improvement: Support in aligning size offering to lower required fabric used in garment overall   Implementation support: Support ongoing costing initiative including adaptation and integration of tools (e.g., SMV validation via AI tool)   Select audits: Evaluate full garment production process at factories, including fabric inspection, fabric relaxation, marker making, cutting, numbering, bundling, sewing, inline inspection, finishing, pressing, packing and final quality inspection, identify risks related to poor material flow, bottlenecks etc.

Strategic Projects: Partake   in strategic projects such as ONE COSTING and input and represent that   perspective   of technical costing team. Support the   creation   and   implementation   in relevant IT   tools YOUR TALENT Bachelor’s degree in Industrial Engineering (or equivalent) paired with valid GSD / GST certification 5+ years in garment manufacturing, production engineering, supplier quality, or factory process control Deep hands-on knowledge of cutting, sewing, and finishing operations, including motion studies, time standards, and quality inspection workflows In-depth proficiency with garment CAD systems to critically evaluate marker making, fabric utilization, and overall consumption efficiency Strong analytical acumen to audit factory data, identify bottlenecks, and rigorously challenge unrealistic claims regarding capacity, consumption, or efficiency Proven background conducting comprehensive factory audits and instituting sustainable process improvements on the manufacturing floor Track record of working directly on-site with tier suppliers and factory leadership, using strong communication to align and influence floor teams Skilled in standard IT platforms (MS Office Suite, especially Excel for data analysis) alongside apparel-specific software Self-driven, entrepreneurial problem solver with a strategic business perspective who thrives in ambiguous, fast-paced environments Professional working proficiency in English, with hands-on work experience across Asian manufacturing hubs and the ability/valid permits to travel and work in Cambodia, Vietnam, China, and Bangladesh     PUMA provides equal opportunities for all job applicants, regardless of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, age, or disability.

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