Supply Chain Product Manager

Cardinal Health

7d•$106,700 - $137,160•Remote

About The Position

The Supply Chain Product Manager is part of Cardinal Health’s Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Product Management & Technology team. The role supports the architecture, establishment, and management of a multi-year Supply Chain Technology Roadmap designed to optimize working capital, reduce total cost-to-serve, maximize fill rates, and elevate customer experience. Supply Chain Product Management identifies, recommends, designs, and implements solutions for the Supply Chain organization, including technology features, practices, processes, metrics, and models. It develops strategic vision, business cases, and financials for new products, and manages project timelines and budgets. The Product Manager connects business and technology teams and leads product initiatives from discovery through implementation, coordinating cross-functional stakeholders and measuring business outcomes. The position can be remote anywhere in the United States. Candidates must be able to work within EST or CST business hours. The anticipated salary range is $106,700–$137,160, and the role is bonus eligible.

Requirements

8+ years of experience in Product Management, Supply Chain, Distribution, or related disciplines is preferred.
Bachelor’s degree in a related field or equivalent work experience is preferred.
Proven experience developing product strategies, roadmaps, and investment business cases for enterprise technology solutions.
Strong financial acumen, including identifying cost-saving opportunities, evaluating trade-offs, and building ROI-based recommendations that influence investment decisions.
Experience presenting recommendations, business cases, and strategic roadmaps to senior leaders and executive stakeholders.
Ability to operate effectively in ambiguous environments, frame problems, develop structured approaches, and drive initiatives forward with limited direction.
Deep understanding of supply chain business processes and integration points among Inventory Management Systems (IMS), Warehouse Management Systems (WMS), Transportation Management Systems (TMS), and related supply chain platforms.
Experience serving as a Supply Chain Technology Subject Matter Expert (SME), partnering across business and technology teams to identify opportunities and deliver scalable solutions.
Experience leading cross-functional teams without direct authority, influencing stakeholders, and driving organizational alignment.
Strong analytical capabilities, including leveraging data, metrics, financial models, and business insights to prioritize initiatives and make product decisions.
Excellent communication, facilitation, and executive presentation skills, with the ability to communicate complex concepts to technical and non-technical audiences.

Responsibilities

Serve as the strategic link between business and technology teams, translating supply chain challenges into scalable product and technology solutions with measurable business outcomes.
Lead product discovery through stakeholder interviews, operational observations, customer feedback, data analysis, and process mapping to identify innovation, optimization, and cost-reduction opportunities.
Develop and maintain multi-year product and technology roadmaps aligned with organizational priorities, balancing short-term delivery needs and long-term objectives.
Build data-driven investment business cases by quantifying financial impact, including cost savings, productivity gains, working capital improvements, service enhancements, and return on investment.
Lead multiple concurrent product initiatives, identify risks, resolve obstacles, and deliver business value with minimal direction.
Lead complex, ambiguous initiatives from concept through implementation, defining scope, success metrics, dependencies, and risks, and aligning cross-functional stakeholders.
Influence leaders through compelling storytelling, executive-ready presentations, and fact-based recommendations supported by financial and operational analysis.
Establish and monitor product performance metrics, KPIs, and OKRs to measure value realization, inform prioritization, and continuously improve product outcomes.
Partner with Supply Chain Operations, Distribution, Transportation, Inventory Management, Finance, Data & Analytics, and Technology teams to deliver enterprise solutions.
Drive adoption of product management best practices across the product management organization.