Principal Global Supply Chain Planner, Magellan

Boston Scientific•Arden Hills, MN

About The Position

Participate in scoping workshops and requirements refinement for new initiatives. Develop and implement batch determination rules and processes. Make decisions on data ownership and change impact, including role assignments and mapping. Identify and translate change impacts for Global Supply Chain Planning (GSCP). Consult, develop, and deliver training and communications related to change impacts and new capabilities, including e-learning courses and learning tables. Create and prepare phase communications and monitor training completion status. Provide master data SAP training and consult on new capabilities. Lead data cleansing and coordination for planning-owned data. Own and coordinate testing, including feedback on design iterations and user test requirements. Track inventory readiness and manage cutover communications. Develop and execute contingency strategies and plans for pre- and post-go-live scenarios. Provide hyper care support, including product prioritization (inbound/outbound). Support end users with troubleshooting and Q&A. Evaluate defects (user error vs. system issue), log system issues, and collaborate with logistics for batch determination troubleshooting. Consult on defect prioritization, impact, and resolution inquiries. Execute risk mitigation and contingency plans. Manage project phases and actions for global supply chain planning. Serve as a subject matter expert (SME) for batch determination input into the system. Monitor, escalate, and maintain master data governance (MDG). Provide ongoing Q&A and VIP consulting for valuation and functional confirmations.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree required. Supply Chain, Analytics, Operations focus preferred.
10+ years' experience in supply chain, materials management, manufacturing planning or inventory control function.
Experience managing business projects.
Working experience with SAP and Rapid Response or an equivalent DRP, MPS, MRP, or ERP System.
Advanced PC skills utilizing such software programs as Teams, Excel, Access, Word, and PowerPoint.
Demonstrated ability to lead, mentor, problem solve and influence change.

Nice To Haves

Medical Device Experience Global Supply Chain experience preferred.
APICS certification preferred.
Master's degree preferred.

Responsibilities

Participate in scoping workshops and requirements refinement for new initiatives.
Develop and implement batch determination rules and processes.
Make decisions on data ownership and change impact, including role assignments and mapping.
Identify and translate change impacts for Global Supply Chain Planning (GSCP).
Consult, develop, and deliver training and communications related to change impacts and new capabilities, including e-learning courses and learning tables.
Create and prepare phase communications and monitor training completion status.
Provide master data SAP training and consult on new capabilities.
Lead data cleansing and coordination for planning-owned data.
Own and coordinate testing, including feedback on design iterations and user test requirements.
Track inventory readiness and manage cutover communications.
Develop and execute contingency strategies and plans for pre- and post-go-live scenarios.
Provide hyper care support, including product prioritization (inbound/outbound).
Support end users with troubleshooting and Q&A.
Evaluate defects (user error vs. system issue), log system issues, and collaborate with logistics for batch determination troubleshooting.
Consult on defect prioritization, impact, and resolution inquiries.
Execute risk mitigation and contingency plans.
Manage project phases and actions for global supply chain planning.
Serve as a subject matter expert (SME) for batch determination input into the system.
Monitor, escalate, and maintain master data governance (MDG).
Provide ongoing Q&A and VIP consulting for valuation and functional confirmations.