Prof. Dr. Roman Bartnik

Professur für Beschaffung und Materialmanagement an der Fakultät für Informatik und Ingenieurwissenschaften

Project Manager Electronics & Instrumentation

Comparative analysis of innovation & project management in Asia and Europe Analysis of supply chains for hybrid and electric vehicles

Supervisor of the Business Unit Purchasing team for VW, Toyota, Opel/GM and Nissan. Responsible for purchasing cost control and new project launch success for these business units.

Company: With more than 200.000 employees in 421 subsidiaries worldwide, and a yearly sales turnover above 11 billion USD (2008), Yazaki is among the largest global automotive suppliers. Assignment: Responsible for all new model purchasing projects for Japanese OEM’s such as Toyota, Honda, Nissan, etc. with a joint purchasing turnover above 100 Mio. Euros/year and supply complexity of 250+ suppliers and 12,000+ parts. Purchasing project team lead for 15 international new car programs

Management of international projects that implement resource management systems at airports, airlines or ground handling companies. Responsible for negotiation & implementation of scope, schedule and cost plans with customers and suppliers, quality assurance & performance control. Major projects in Budapest Airport, Paris Charles-de-Gaulle, Duesseldorf Airport and Tokyo-Haneda.

Teaching and research on international management, esp. on international project & supply chain coordination and international R&D coordination

Lecture on international management, especially international coordination of production, marketing and R&D in Japanese corporations

On-site project work on supply-chain optimization, restructuring & outsourcing and e-marketing

Interview study in the French Automotive and Steel industry, organization & French translation

Research on E-Mobility, Stipend

International coordination of R&D affiliates