VP, Global Fulfillment & Logistics

Tandem Diabetes Care

6d•$225,000 - $295,000•Remote

About The Position

The Vice President, Global Inventory and Fulfillment leads global logistics, warehousing, distribution, inventory planning, and fulfillment. The role balances cost, service, and supply continuity while aligning teams, partners, systems, and controls with manufacturing, commercial growth, and regulatory requirements. This position is fully remote within the United States, with a preference for candidates in the Eastern Time Zone. Necessary equipment is provided, and onboarding and training are conducted virtually. The starting annual base pay range is $225,000–$295,000, with additional bonus potential and a robust benefits package.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain, Engineering, Operations, or a related technical field.
15 years of progressive leadership experience in global supply chain, logistics, or fulfillment within a medical device market greater than $500M, including 8 years in senior management leading these teams.
Expertise in multi-region distribution centers, international trade and customs, high-volume inventory, production-cycle material planning, and procurement support for new products.
Strong financial acumen, including cost modeling, P&L ownership, and annual resource and material budgeting; data-driven process and resource prioritization.
Extensive ERP knowledge across planning, scheduling, purchasing, and inventory control.
cGMP experience and strong knowledge of QSR/GMP principles, documentation, policies, procedures, protocols, work instructions, and inspection requirements.
Ability to lead distributed teams across the US, EMEA, and Asia, collaborate across functions, communicate technical information and timelines, and drive quality and productivity improvements.
Must be authorized to work for any employer in the U.S.; visa sponsorship is not available.

Nice To Haves

Master’s degree.
APICS certification.

Responsibilities

Lead global freight, transportation, and distribution strategies across air, sea, and land to optimize landed cost, inventory carrying cost, and service.
Manage finished goods positioning, inventory turns, in-stock rates, peak capacity, and material inventory reporting, including average days on hand (ADOH).
Lead 3PL, carrier, and international distributor relationships; negotiate contracts and enforce service-level agreements.
Oversee operating budgets, capital plans, purchasing controls, and maintenance, repair, and operating (MRO) procurement.
Establish and rapidly expand international business processes such as planning and distribution, including relationships with international distributors.
Lead department planning for headcount, budgets, training, and systems; select and develop staff and support performance reviews, merit recommendations, and promotions.
Set, communicate, and evaluate annual team goals aligned with company priorities.