Marek Vyskocil
Angestellt, Vice President Purchasing Electronics (Standard ICs), Continental AG, Continental Automotive GmbH
Regensburg, Deutschland
Werdegang
Berufserfahrung von Marek Vyskocil
Bis heute 2 Jahre und 5 Monate, seit Jan. 2022
Vice President Purchasing Electronics (Standard ICs)
Continental AG, Continental Automotive GmbH
Semiconductors, Power ICs, Power Supply and Power Management, In Vehicle Networking ICs, Discretes, Drivers, Digital ICs, Wireless ICs. Purchasing, Supply Management, Suppliers Development, Advanced Negotiation Concepts, Purchasing Architectures
Passives Components & RFB components - worldwide responsibility, - leading 4 leaders, 4 teams of 20 category buyers
Bis heute 13 Jahre und 5 Monate, seit Jan. 2011
Senior Category Manager Interfaces, Power Supply ICs, Multimedia ICs and Opto
Continental Automotive GmbH, Regensburg, Germany
Leading WW purchasing team responsible for IVN products, Power Supply and Analog ICs. Defining WW purchasing strategy, in charge of sourcings decisions, suppliers development as well as annual price and contracts negotiations. Annual PVO 350' €.
3 Jahre, Jan. 2008 - Dez. 2010
Senior Category Manager Interfaces, VRegs, Analog ICs
Continental Automotive GmbH, Regensburg, Germany
Leading WW purchasing team responsible for Interfaces, Regulators and Analog ICs. Responsible for WW purchasing strategy, sourcings decisions, suppliers development, annual negotiations and contracts.
1 Jahr und 3 Monate, Okt. 2006 - Dez. 2007
Commodity Manager Europe (Electronics)
CONTINENTAL AG (Siemens VDO Automotive AG)
4 Jahre und 3 Monate, Juli 2002 - Sep. 2006
Purchasing Group Leader (Mechanics / Electromechanics)
Siemens Automobilove Systemy, Czech Republic
9 Monate, Okt. 2001 - Juni 2002
Trainee
Robert Bosch Ceske Budejovice
Human Resources Logistics Controlling
Ausbildung von Marek Vyskocil
3 Jahre und 9 Monate, Okt. 1997 - Juni 2001
Industrial Engineering and Economics
University of Tomas Bata, Zlin, Czech Republic
Sprachen
Deutsch
Fließend
Englisch
Fließend
Tschechisch
Muttersprache