Specialist, Global Materials Management

Newmont Mining Corporation•Denver, CO

8d•$106,200 - $141,600•Hybrid

About The Position

The Specialist, Global Materials Management leads and manages complex workstreams and improvement initiatives that advance Newmont’s global materials management strategy and the Supply Chain–Asset Management integrated roadmap. The role helps translate strategy into action, supporting efficient, transparent program delivery and sustainable operational outcomes. The position supports the Director of Global Materials Management in developing and executing a three-to-five-year strategy and roadmap. It coordinates improvement initiatives across inventory optimization, service levels, working capital, planning, inventory control, systems, standards, processes, and capabilities. The Specialist works with global and regional teams and cross-functional partners, using data, analytics, ERP platforms, and emerging technologies to improve decisions and performance. This is an individual-contributor role with no direct reports, based at Newmont’s Denver, Colorado headquarters, with hybrid-work flexibility. The role emphasizes collaboration, governance, safety, continuous improvement, and operational excellence.

Requirements

Degree, certificate, or equivalent experience in Supply Chain, Engineering, Business, Information Systems, or a related discipline.
Demonstrated experience in materials and inventory management, warehouse operations, logistics, and ERP-enabled business processes.
Strong understanding of Supply Chain and Asset Management integration, process improvement, and change delivery.
Experience with SAP or similar ERP platforms, inventory management systems, warehouse technologies, analytics solutions, and digital enablement tools.
Demonstrated capability in program coordination, execution planning, stakeholder engagement, testing, deployment support, and issue resolution.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, including the ability to use data and insights to improve performance and influence decisions.
Effective communication, collaboration, and relationship-building skills across diverse stakeholder groups.

Responsibilities

Support the Director of Global Materials Management in developing and executing a three-to-five-year global materials management strategy and roadmap with Asset Management, Operations, and Regional Supply Chain.
Support prioritization and sequencing of improvement initiatives for inventory optimization, service-level improvement, and working-capital performance.
Lead and support integration-roadmap activities and improvement initiatives, ensuring aligned priorities, managed interdependencies, and sustainable outcomes.
Translate strategic objectives into actionable plans, timelines, governance structures, and performance measures.
Provide subject-matter expertise, education, and change-management support to improve inventory control and material planning.
Monitor progress, manage risks and dependencies, and facilitate timely issue resolution.
Develop reporting, communications, and performance-tracking tools that provide visibility into progress and results.
Partner with Asset Management, Operations, Supply Chain Operations, Digital, and Commercial Excellence to enhance systems, standards, policies, processes, and capabilities.
Use data, analytics, ERP platforms, and emerging technologies, including AI-enabled tools, to improve decision-making and operational performance.
Promote continuous improvement, collaboration, safety, and accountability.