Kaylee Snyder
About Kaylee Snyder
Kaylee Snyder is a Supply Chain Planning Manager at Schneider Electric, where she has worked since 2020. With a background in manufacturing and supply chain roles, she has developed cross-functional relationships to enhance global supply chain operations.
Work at Schneider Electric
Kaylee Snyder has held multiple roles at Schneider Electric since 2014. She began her career in the Operations Advanced Development Program, where she worked for two years in Columbia, MO, and Columbia, SC. Following this, she served as a Manufacturing Engineer from 2016 to 2018 and then as a Manufacturing Supervisor from 2018 to 2019, both in Smyrna, Tennessee. In 2019, she briefly worked as an Order Services Manager. Since 2020, she has been employed as a Supply Chain Planning Manager, focusing on leading teams and enhancing global supply chain operations.
Education and Expertise
Kaylee Snyder studied at the University of Iowa from 2010 to 2014, earning her degree over four years. She also participated in a Study Abroad program at Victoria University of Wellington in 2012 for eleven months. Her educational background supports her expertise in supply chain management, which she has developed through various roles in the industry.
Background
Before joining Schneider Electric, Kaylee Snyder gained experience as a Supply Chain Management Intern at Alcoa in 2013 for three months in the Davenport, Iowa Area. She also worked as an Assistant to Engineering Project Managers at Advanced Molding Technologies from 2008 to 2010 in Circle Pines, MN. Additionally, she served as a Peer Assistant at the University of Iowa Office for Study Abroad from 2012 to 2014, contributing to her understanding of global business practices.
Achievements in Supply Chain Management
Throughout her career, Kaylee Snyder has focused on developing cross-functional relationships to enhance global supply chain operations at Schneider Electric. Her experience spans various roles that have allowed her to understand different business units, which supports her goal of empowering teams within the supply chain sector.