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Position Description: The Project Manager, Global Supply Chain (GSC) Strategy & Business Operations (S&BO), Strategic Initiatives is responsible for leading the planning and execution of high-priority and complex GSC cross-functional projects and/or programs.
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Qualifications: Associate degree in Business, Supply Chain Management, or related fieldMicrosoft Office experienceExperience with ERP systemsAttention to detailAbility to communicate effectively with vendorsStrong organizational skillsCapability to conduct market researchNegotiation skills About Aerotek: We know that a company's success starts with its employees.
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You will ensure supply chain performance for US-based suppliers during production and/or projects related to introducing new products and develop long-term relationships and effective communication between suppliers and the Aerospace Defense Industry Purchasing team in France.
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Johnson & Johnson is currently seeking a Senior Director, Supply Chain Business Development to join our team. A minimum of 10 years of broad Supply Chain and R&D experience in the pharmaceutical, biotech, or similar industry.
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Provide recommendations on whether to invest in proactive mitigation plans and regularly present investment plan to senior leaders including CEO, CFO, EVP's in quality and R&D, and all supply chain ELT.
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The candidate will lead and support the network operations global team that owns the ‘make vs buy’ sourcing analysis, capacity utilization review process, and coordination of end-to-end process of significant Global Supply Chain Projects.
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And 8+ years of outside or inside experience or an equivalent combination of education and experience in supply chain management, wholesale distribution, industrial distribution, manufacturing, or a similarly applicable industry (indirect materials a plus.
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Assures purchase order is appropriately authorized in conjunction with the financial policies of the system.
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Liaison with Quality and BD team on contracting process, and ensure relevant agreements are in place for effective supply chain management. Reporting directly to the Head, Supply Chain, this position coordinates with relevant partners for supply chain planning according to established demand, organizes logistics, as well as sourcing/purchasing activities and initiatives for US solid oral dosage business in a virtual network of approved CMOs and licensing partners.
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Previous supply chain experience. Inventory Management is accountable for the design and execution of demand planning and customer forecasting systems; supply planning, product deployment and expediting processes; and the development and implementation of a stocking optimization model to minimize costs and inventory while delivering on service requirements.
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