Stephanie Shannon
About Stephanie Shannon
Stephanie Shannon serves as a Change Control Coordinator at Navistar Inc, where she has worked since 2013. With extensive experience in materials management and a background in coordinating cross-functional teams, she plays a key role in implementing process and material changes in production.
Work at Navistar
Stephanie Shannon has been employed at Navistar Inc since 2001, accumulating over 23 years of experience in various roles. Currently, she serves as a Change Control Coordinator, a position she has held since 2013. In this role, she coordinates with material planners, supplier quality, and suppliers to ensure the receipt of PPAP approved parts and schedules 4P runs with engineering and manufacturing teams. Additionally, she has worked as a Materials Analyst/Planner and Shipping Supervisor, contributing to multiple functional areas of Materials Management.
Education and Expertise
Stephanie Shannon studied at John C Calhoun State Community College from 2000 to 2002. Her educational background complements her extensive experience in materials management. She has developed expertise in various areas, including Purchasing, Planning and Scheduling, Warehousing & Logistics, Shipping & Receiving, Customer Service, and Supplier Quality Engineering.
Background
Stephanie Shannon has over 12 years of management experience, overseeing teams of up to 30 individuals. Her responsibilities include managing the disposition of displaced material according to engineering releases and acting as a liaison between engineering, purchasing, materials, and manufacturing to implement process and material changes in production. She is based in Huntsville, Alabama.
Achievements
Throughout her career at Navistar, Stephanie Shannon has supported new product launches by setting up new suppliers and parts on contract systems and 3PL websites. She also records and reports engine serial number breaks to engineering, quality, and assembly teams for tracking purposes, demonstrating her commitment to operational efficiency and quality control.