📍 Remote (USA) | Industry: Global Supply Chain, Technology & Advanced Manufacturing
💵 Compensation: $235,000 – $280,000 + Bonus + Executive Benefits

About Us

We are a global supply chain and technology-driven enterprise that supports complex, multi-region operations across manufacturing, logistics, procurement, distribution, sustainability, and digital transformation. Our supply chain network powers mission-critical products and services that reach millions of customers worldwide, and we are continually evolving to meet the demands of a rapidly changing global marketplace.

Our strategy focuses on resilience, innovation, cost optimization, sustainability, and intelligent automation. As supply chains become more dynamic and digitally connected, we are investing heavily in strategic planning, AI-driven forecasting, advanced analytics, global sourcing intelligence, supply risk management, and transformative optimization models.

The Director of Supply Chain Strategy will play a pivotal role in shaping the future direction of our global network. This leader will influence organizational priorities, drive transformation initiatives, and enable long-term competitiveness by aligning supply chain strategy with business growth, operational excellence, and global market trends.

If you want to lead an impactful strategy for a global organization, this role offers unmatched visibility, influence, and career advancement potential.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

• Supply Chain Strategy Development: Build, refine, and implement long-term supply chain strategies aligned with corporate goals, market needs, and operational priorities.
• Network Optimization: Evaluate global supply chain footprints, distribution models, and sourcing structures to improve cost, service, and risk resilience.
• Data & Analytics: Oversee supply chain modeling, forecasting, performance dashboards, and scenario-planning frameworks.
• Transformation & Innovation: Drive major initiatives in automation, digital supply chain, sustainability, and technology adoption.
• Cross-Functional Collaboration: Partner with Manufacturing, Logistics, Procurement, Finance, and Engineering to enable integrated supply chain decision-making.
• Risk Management: Identify supply vulnerabilities, develop mitigation plans, and lead efforts to strengthen continuity and reliability.
• Strategic Planning: Lead strategic reviews, long-range planning cycles, and executive reporting for supply chain leadership teams.
• Vendor & Partner Strategy: Support strategic sourcing, supplier evaluation, and partnership development.
• Performance Improvement: Develop programs to optimize cost, lead time, inventory, quality, and operational throughput across the network.

Job Qualifications and Requirements

• 10+ years of progressive experience in Supply Chain Strategy, Operations Strategy, Procurement, Logistics, or Manufacturing.
• Strong background in technology, manufacturing, consumer goods, or global supply chain organizations.
• Experience leading large-scale strategy initiatives, transformation programs, or supply chain redesigns.
• Expertise in data-driven decision-making, modeling tools, forecasting systems, and supply chain analytics.
• Strong understanding of Lean, Six Sigma, S&OP, demand/supply planning, and global sourcing.
• Bachelor’s degree required; MBA or Master’s in Supply Chain, Operations, or related field preferred.
• Proven ability to present insights and strategies to senior executives and cross-functional stakeholders.

Personal Capabilities and Qualifications

• Strategic thinker capable of connecting long-range vision with operational realities.
• Highly analytical, with exceptional problem-solving and storytelling skills using data.
• Strong communication and influence skills, especially in cross-functional environments.
• Innovative mindset with a passion for process improvement, automation, and digital transformation.
• Ability to lead with confidence in complex, fast-paced, and globally distributed environments.
• Resilient, adaptable, and skilled at managing ambiguity and competing priorities.

Strategic Support

• Serve as a strategic advisor to the SVP of Supply Chain, COO, and Executive Leadership Team.
• Influence enterprise-level decisions related to global expansion, sustainability, and operational resilience.
• Support corporate planning cycles, capital investments, and sourcing strategies with data-backed insights.
• Collaborate with Finance to build cost models, business cases, and ROI assessments for major initiatives.
• Drive strategic alignment across procurement, logistics, manufacturing, and inventory functions.

Working Conditions

• Remote role with periodic travel to supply chain hubs, innovation centers, and executive leadership meetings.
• Requires flexibility to collaborate across global time zones.
• High-visibility environment with significant strategic accountability.
• Fast-paced operations with exposure to manufacturing, distribution, and digital supply chain environments.

Job Function

• Lead enterprise supply chain strategy, optimization initiatives, and strategic planning activities.
• Develop frameworks, analyses, and programs to strengthen global supply chain performance.
• Partner across departments to advance innovation, resilience, and competitive advantage.

Compensation & Benefits

• Base Salary: $235,000 – $280,000
• Bonus Eligibility: Annual performance-based incentive
• Executive Benefits Package:
  • Medical, dental, vision
  • 401(k) / retirement programs
  • Executive-level PTO
  • Training & leadership development
  • Wellness and mental health resources
  • Remote work and technology support

Why Join Us

• Strategic Influence: Play a key leadership role in shaping global supply chain direction.
• Cutting-Edge Innovation: Work with advanced analytics, automation, AI, and digital transformation tools.
• Executive Visibility: Regular collaboration with senior executives and enterprise decision-makers.
• Career Acceleration: Strong pathway to VP of Supply Chain or broader Operations leadership roles.
• Purpose-Driven Work: Help build supply chains that are resilient, sustainable, and globally efficient.
• Remote-First Flexibility: High autonomy with global strategic influence.