Supply Chain Director Jobs

About The Position

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Scientific, Engineering, Supply Chain, Operations, Business, Finance, or a related discipline.
• At least 12 years of experience in Operations, Supply Chain, Manufacturing, Planning, Warehousing, Procurement, Finance, Business Strategy, or related pharmaceutical or regulated-industry functions, including significant leadership experience.
• Demonstrated experience leading complex cross-functional strategic initiatives, transformation programs, governance routines, and business process improvements in a matrixed global organization.
• Deep knowledge of supply planning, S&OP/S&OE, inventory management, forecasting, warehousing, logistics, procurement, ERP systems, network optimization, and assurance of supply strategies.
• Strong understanding of pharmaceutical manufacturing operations, raw materials handling, production processes, quality assurance and quality control, regulatory requirements, cost management, and techniques for maximizing effective manufacture of products and intermediates.
• Ability to synthesize complex business inputs, develop actionable strategies and decision frameworks, and communicate recommendations to senior leaders.
• Ability to build internal and external relationships, influence across functions, manage suppliers and customers, and lead a diverse multicultural workforce with global reach.
• Advanced interpersonal, negotiation, conflict resolution, organizational, analytical, and planning skills; persuasive, resilient under pressure, detail-oriented, creative, and able to drive urgency and accountability.
• Experience developing leaders and teams, establishing clear performance expectations, and creating an inclusive culture of continuous improvement and operational excellence.

Nice To Haves

• MBA, master’s degree, or higher education.
• Working knowledge of current pharmaceutical production technologies, digital analytics, ERP and data tools, quality systems, and regulatory expectations.

Responsibilities

• Drive end-to-end supply chain planning, warehousing, purchasing, forecasting, network optimization, and strategic business transformation.
• Oversee supply planning, assurance of supply strategies, ERP and business process ownership, and warehousing operations.
• Direct Inventory Control and Warehouse leaders and provide indirect leadership to a large, matrixed organization.
• Lead cross-functional launch, transfer, market expansion, labeling change, network optimization, and product development teams from validation through launch, site transfer, and lifecycle management.
• Manage and coordinate S&OP/S&OE processes, supply and demand forecasting, inventory management, replenishment planning, scenario planning, risk mitigation, and on-time delivery.
• Oversee global warehousing, storage, logistics interface, purchasing, and material flow activities while ensuring regulatory, quality, and business-rule compliance.
• Monitor supplier and internal network performance against quality, delivery, service, cost, and capacity requirements; establish corrective actions, performance routines, and strategic supplier engagement plans.
• Lead initiatives to improve manufacturing asset utilization, optimize cost and cash flow, strengthen assurance of supply, support pipeline commercialization, and improve network resilience.
• Evaluate, develop, or select information technology and digital analytics solutions for scheduling, ERP processing, materials tracking, inventory visibility, decision-making, and reporting.
• Develop, coach, and build team capability while fostering collaboration, accountability, inclusion, change readiness, and continuous improvement.
• Partner with senior stakeholders and external customers and suppliers to align priorities, resolve escalations, and deliver measurable business outcomes.

Benefits

• Paid time off, including vacation, holidays, and sick leave.
• Medical, dental, and vision insurance.
• 401(k) plan.
• Eligibility to participate in long-term incentive programs.