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About Us: Gore is a materials science company focused on improving lives through discovery, product innovation and rewarding careers for our Associates.

About the Industry: At Gore, our global support teams bring together extensive knowledge and collaborate closely to support our diverse portfolio of products that solve complex problems and perform in the most demanding environments. Learn more at gore.com/products/industries

About the Role: Our Enterprise Product and Chemical Stewardship (PaCS) team is looking for a ‘Product Steward’ (f/m/d) to join the team in the EMEA, supporting our Performance Solutions Division. PaCS is part of Gore’s Enterprise Sustainability team and provides expertise on chemicals, regulations, material composition and material chain of custody to enable businesses to develop, make and sell products globally. In this role you will be working in partnership with the current Stewards to support the Global teams to identify, initiate, develop and implement operational and business processes to identify opportunities, assess and manage risk to assure that our products are in compliance with legal requirements and also meet industry, customer and Divisional expectations.

This role will be located at our Pleinfeld facility in Pleinfeld, Germany or in our Dundee facility in Dundee.

Responsibilities:

Develop and maintain a fundamental understanding of raw and supplied materials and components used to manufacture products and for manufacturing processes to ensure product safety compliance throughout the lifecycle
Assessing suppliers, including review of supplier compliance documentation translate supplier information into Gore compliance information
Effective data management and retaining appropriate records in accordance with record retention including routine and regular data gathering and data entry
Respond to direct requests for PaCS information or service, in partnership with sales operations
Execute PaCS processes in alignment with role expectations (e.g. Supplier surveys and product content details – industry portals, e.g. IMDS and ChemSherpa)
Prepare correspondence as needed, e.g., compliance declarations, supplier surveys, product safety information
Assist in gap assessments and the auditing process, as appropriate
Provide review and feedback of PaCS processes, documentation (Work Instructions, Standard Operating Procedures, etc.) suggest changes to improve data collection processes.
Consulting with other PSD sites on processes and regulatory inquiries
Working with the Enterprise Product and Chemical Stewardship Team to identify, prioritize and complete global initiatives

Required Qualifications:

Bachelor of Science (BSc) in related field, such as Biology, Toxicology, Chemistry, Occupational Safety and Health, or Environmental Science, equivalent experience, or mastery of topic
Demonstrated expertise in data management tools (Excel, pivot tables, etc.) as well as skills in organisational priority-setting with high attention to detail and follow-through
Proven problem solving skills with the ability to prepare and submit reports as well as execute and maintain processes
Understand risk management waterline including tolerable/intolerable risk
Ability to actively engage and partner with supply chain, quality, sales and technical Associates
Proven ability to follow work instructions and procedures
Ability to effectively lead self as well as contribute in a team environment
Self-motivated, highly organised, detail oriented and able to effectively multi-task
Excellent written and verbal communication and documentation skills with fluency in English and German
Ability to travel 10% and willingness for a longer stay abroad for training depending on the home location

Desired Qualifications:

Experience of Global regulations, Product Stewardship
Previous success working within a diverse/global or cross functional teams
Knowledge of: Management systems (ISO14001, 45001 or similar). PLM and ERP ( SAP) systems

This position requires access to information or items that are export controlled under U.S. law. Any offer will be conditioned upon Gore obtaining export control authorization for the candidate under the U.S. International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) or the U.S. Export Administration Regulations (EAR), as required by the position.

What We Offer: At Gore, we offer comprehensive, competitive rewards in the form of compensation and benefits. Among these are work-life balance and sports programs, Associate Stock Ownership Plan, company pension plan, childcare subsidies, generous holiday entitlement, flexible working program as well as subsidized cafeterias and coffee areas. Within Gore, you will find a unique culture, diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, and opportunities for growth and development. Learn more at gore.com/careers

We believe in the strength of a diverse workforce and inclusive work environment. In support of our values and continued success we are proud of Associates around the world who support an inclusive work environment, strive to reflect the diversity of the communities where we operate, and ensure all Associates and external partners are treated with fairness, dignity and respect.

At Gore we are looking for qualified and motivated individuals. We welcome all applications irrespective of social and cultural background, age, gender, disability, sexual orientation or religious belief.

Our Talent Acquisition Team welcomes your questions at +49 (0)89 4612 2800 or toll-free at +800 4612 2800.

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