EXECUTIVE GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAIN (Austin or San Francisco Bay area)
Job Description
GNR has been retained by a $1B publicly traded, world-class manufacturing organization experiencing aggressive growth; we’re seeking a SUPPLY CHAIN EXECUTIVE to define & deploy their GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAIN STRATEGIES.
We need a hands-on strategic leader with a well-rounded background in all things supply chain who can optimize the supply chain architecture across all divisions, ensuring that best practices, technology investments, and process standards drive competitive advantage and operational scalability.
- Reporting directly to the Corporate SVP Supply Chain, you will lead cross-functional projects that reshape how the supply chain organization operates across all divisions including International sites.
- Manage, lead, and build a team to design & create a Supply Chain Center of Excellence.
- Ensuring that best practices, digitalization, capital investments, and process standards drive competitive advantage and operational scalability (there are tremendous growth projections, both organic and through M&A)
- Strong business acumen in finance, operations, SCM, capital investments, and technology utilization.
- Collaborate with the Executive team on the company’s long-term strategy, and the use of SIOP information, deliverables & forecasting.
- BS / MS / MBA with a minimum of 10 years’ Supply Chain within a Manufacturing environment
- US Citizenship / Perm Resident status required
OFFERING: Executive Compensation Package = Attractive base salary + generous bonus + RSU grants + relocation package
LOCATION: Austin, TX or San Francisco Bay, CA area with approx. 30% travel to domestic and global divisions as needed
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