Supply Chain

• Consolidate and lead the full global Inventory Deployment function - NAM and International - as the single accountable owner of finished goods placement across all markets and channels
• Set the global inventory deployment strategy: define global allocation policy, constrained-period decision frameworks, and Supply Signal standards that apply consistently across all markets NAM, ANZ, APAC, EU, and UK
• Make cross-market allocation decisions that optimize global inventory health simultaneously — not within a single region - owning the commercial consequences of constrained-SKU, NPD launch, and OOS scenarios across 100% of company revenue
• Lead, develop, and hold accountable a consolidated global team: three NAM analysts (direct) and the Manager, International Deployment and their APAC analyst (indirect), building toward a high-performing function with consistent standards and reduced reliance on manager-level intervention for routine decisions
• Own the integration of Inventory Deployment into the global S&OP process — representing a single, authoritative global inventory voice in consensus and executive tiers, and ensuring deployment constraints are visible and actioned at the planning level
• Drive the transformation of the Inventory Deployment function from reactive and manual to structured, system-supported, and scalable — leading NetSuite deployment automation, Supply Signal rebuild, global OOS visibility, and SLOB dashboard delivery as primary SME and accountable owner
• Define and govern global North Star KPIs for inventory deployment — fill rate, in-stock rate, MOS, projected OOS impact, and SLOB exposure by market — and build the reporting infrastructure to make performance visible and actionable across all regions
• Own daily global inventory execution with commercial rigour: transfer orders, reallocations, misroutes, and stuck orders across all DCs and markets, ensuring inventory is never double-committed and service levels are maintained across every channel
• Lead the global Supply Signal manual approvals cycle — managing all five approval types across all regions — and partner with Demand Planning to ensure requests reflect accurate channel needs and upstream supply risk is escalated proactively
• Manage global expiry date and SLOB strategy with a working capital lens, minimizing write-off risk and ensuring constrained inventory is allocated to its highest-value use across all markets
• Serve as the senior cross-functional partner for all channel leads globally, representing Inventory Deployment with authority in all relevant forums and ensuring allocation decisions reflect commercial priorities, promotional calendars, and channel mix strategies
• Drive the roadmap to reduce manual platform dependency across the function — consolidating execution across NetSuite, WMS, OPC, Smartsheet, and Power BI into scalable, documented, system-supported processes

Senior Manager, Global Inventory Deployment

• Develop and manage strategic relationships with distribution partners and senior customer stakeholders across the region, serving as the primary liaison to identify business needs, resolve issues, and drive long-term growth opportunities.
• Drive sales growth and market expansion by partnering with distributors and Abbott sales teams to increase product utilization, expand market share, and execute data-driven growth strategies.
• Lead cross-functional collaboration among distributor sales leadership, Abbott field sales, marketing, and management teams to align priorities, win large opportunities, and maximize channel effectiveness.
• Influence and elevate distributor engagement by building strong partner advocacy, increasing product focus and mindshare within distribution channels, and reinforcing the value of distribution-based selling strategies.
• Establish, monitor, and manage regional performance metrics and sales objectives, evaluating distributor performance against key KPIs and implementing corrective actions to achieve annual revenue goals.
• Conduct routine business reviews with distributor and Abbott leadership, including executive stakeholders, to assess performance, address barriers to success, identify competitive insights, and develop action plans for continued growth.

Distribution Field Manager

• Build strong business relationships at key Customers, customer-facing Distributor Reps, and 3rd Party Sales Team Partner levels
• Drive sales growth and impact distribution
• Encourage and support relationships with Customer, MDS Sales Team, and Distribution
• Analyze sales data specific to geography and report data analysis to sales leadership and distribution management
• Manage national/regional distribution event coverage and training programs

Regional Distribution Manager - West Market

• Drive cross-cutting strategic initiatives and provide thought leadership.
• Identify issues that impede business group success and provide solutions/recommendations.
• Create materials to drive decision making and alignment on strategic initiatives in both PowerPoint and Word narratives.
• Take on key business questions and drive to recommendations and execution.
• Source and collect data, analyze or build models to interpret data, and drive to action.
• Track overall goals and KPIs for Inventory and lead the Inventory Portfolio governance process.
• Develop data and measurement standards and define consistent measurement efforts that align to business outcomes.
• Drive internal communications strategy, events, and initiatives.

Senior Manager, Business Management, Inventory

• Manages supply chain processes, such as inventory analysis, order fulfillment, import/export operations and shipping, for a country or regional business unit with minimum supervision applying discretion and judgement.
• Compiles key metrics, produces reports, and analyzes data using IT systems for demand and supply matching activities.
• Supports the analysis conducted for backlog management.
• Gathers demand data from country and region for demand planning.
• Reviews current business process for regional and global business unit planning teams.
• Reviews performance metrics on a regular basis, identifying opportunities for improvement.
• Establishes and maintains management dashboards, regional reports, and executive review documents to drive business outcomes and operational excellence.
• Communicates requirements and guidelines to the regional business unit planning teams.
• Conducts ongoing operational training and readiness for new hires.

Supply Chain Planner

• Overseeing the end-to-end raw materials planning, production planning, inventory planning, and finished product distribution
• Managing asset utilization, supply planning to meet dependent and independent demand forecast
• Collaborating with departments and stakeholders to identify resources needed for effective supply chain
• Maintaining detailed inventories of materials and supplies
• Analyzing current inventories and procedures
• Developing policies to increase efficiency throughout the supply chain
• Monitoring performance of suppliers and ensuring quality and timely delivery

Principal Supply Planner

• Support execution of customer supply chain strategies across assigned accounts, ensuring alignment to sales and inventory goals
• Analyze complex datasets (forecast, inventory, shipments, POS) to uncover insights and provide actionable recommendations
• Validate forecast accuracy and proactively identify risks, making adjustments or recommendations to improve alignment with demand and seasonality
• Review and manage customer orders, ensuring appropriate quantities and product flow timing to support sales priorities
• Lead and enhance reporting and KPI tracking; identify opportunities to improve reporting efficiency and insight quality
• Serve as a primary analytical partner for ad hoc customer and internal requests, delivering clear, data-driven insights
• Manage and optimize promotional allocations at the store level; analyze results and recommend improvements to maximize sell-through
• Support new item launches and product transitions (e.g., discontinuations), helping to minimize waste and improve execution
• Identify key drivers impacting service levels, inventory, and product flow; communicate risks and opportunities to stakeholders
• Build strong working relationships with internal teams (Sales, Supply Chain, Finance, Brand) and external customer partners
• Provide guidance and informal mentorship to junior analysts; elevate team analytics capabilities and best practices
• Support cross-functional initiatives and projects aimed at improving supply chain efficiency and customer performance
• Contribute to continuous improvement by enhancing tools, processes, and ways of working

Senior Analyst, Customer Supply Chain

• Participate in important meetings with Puget Sound/China for any supplier and parts issues related to Zhoushan Completion Center airplanes.
• Interact with executive/senior internal and external personnel on significant matters, requiring coordination between organizations.
• Supply chain / supplier process development and documentation.
• Develop and maintain internal supply chain and supplier communication plans (internal and external).
• Ensure regulatory requirements associated with procurement (including import / export) are worked in a timely manner.
• Maintain second issues standard operating procedures ensuring a process is place to expedite parts to support emergent needs.

Supply Chain Manager

• Manages supply chain processes, such as inventory analysis, order fulfillment, import/export operations and shipping
• Compiles key metrics, produces reports, and analyzes data using IT systems for demand and supply matching activities
• Supports the analysis conducted for backlog management
• Gathers demand data from country and region for demand planning
• Reviews current business process for regional and global business unit planning teams
• Reviews performance metrics on a regular basis, identifying opportunities for improvement
• Establishes and maintains management dashboards, regional reports, and executive review documents to drive business outcomes and operational excellence
• Communicates requirements and guidelines to the regional business unit planning teams
• Conducts ongoing operational training and readiness for new hires

• Responsible for managing and implementing short and long-term sourcing strategies to achieve business objectives for the Supply Chain function and contribute to Company-wide strategy.
• Define and direct sourcing initiatives in alignment with strategic plans and supply chain strategies.
• Negotiate and maintain contracts and agreements with key suppliers and service providers, ensuring quality, reliability, and competitiveness.
• Establish strong and effective relationships with key suppliers (existing and new) to ensure quality, cost, delivery, and productivity, while leveraging the combined buying power of Mortenson’s operations
• Collaborate across all business functions to formulate, implement, and execute sourcing and continuous improvement strategies.
• Monitor and analyze industry trends and lead the implementation of best practices for supply chain
• Provide centralized leadership to designated aspects of construction project-specific procurement and identify aspects that necessitate independent, site-level procurement
• When selling materials, lead contract negotiations with assigned customers. Ensure contract compliance
• Provide strategy guidance to category team on project proposals
• Identify and mitigate supply risks related to sole-source dependencies, geopolitical events, tariffs, logistics constraints, and supplier financial health
• Provide executive reporting on supply chain health, risks, and mitigation strategies
• Demand forecasting and capacity modeling
• Risk assessment and mitigation
• Influencing without direct authority
• Lead the work of buyer team, while establishing strategies for sourcing and supply chain with process excellence focus.
• Foster teamwork, collaboration, and integration within Supply Chain and across Mortenson to provide cohesive solutions and ensure effective delivery of strategy.
• Lead team members by example, offer effective coaching and feedback, and effectively manage performance.
• Effectively work and build relationships with those of diverse backgrounds and organizational levels.
• Champion superior customer service by ensuring a customer focused approach and strong service orientation.
• All other duties as assigned.

• collaborates directly with BCA Supply Chain to understand problems or initiatives and represents the business and function within IT to engage the right resources, explores alternatives and help deploy the right solution with first time quality
• partner with IDT&S functions, business partner leaders, and product leaders to ensure continuous alignment with enterprise and business unit priorities and key business outcomes
• provides input and lessons learned on IT processes, procedures, tools and techniques, and ensures alignment to quality management solutions for the business or function
• ensure performance to plan across key strategies and transformation initiative and maintain senior executive level communications regarding priorities and value delivery
• develops and executes integrated organizational plans, policies and procedures and guides the development of business and technical strategies, goals, objectives
• provides oversight and approval of technical approaches, products and processes
• as a member of the leadership team, actively demonstrate Seek, Speak, and Listen habits to strengthen organizational culture and remove roadblocks

Senior IT Business Partner – Supply Chain

• Maintain and evolve the enterprise C-SCRM control framework and requirements to ensure alignment with corporate risk strategy, regulatory requirements, and industry best practices (including emerging frameworks)
• Lead control implementation verification and evidence collection for internal and external audits, assessments, and certification efforts (customer Request For Information (RFIs), supplier attestations, and third-party assessments)
• Develop and maintain critical program governance documentation to operationalize the C-SCRM lifecycle across internal and external requirements
• Coordinate with procurement, legal, engineering, compliance, security, and supply chain teams to operationalize C-SCRM controls across the supplier lifecycle
• Support mapping and traceability of policies/controls to the organization’s control frameworks and to external standards and assessment frameworks
• Prepare and present evidence packages and narratives for audit, certification, and customer-facing activities; own remediation tracking and closure
• Participate in supplier risk assessments, continuous monitoring activities, and incident/issue management across the supplier ecosystem
• Drive integration of C-SCRM controls into Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) processes and platforms—especially issue management and remediation workflows
• Provide subject-matter guidance on secure software supply chain practices (e.g., Software Bill of Materials ( SBOMs) and build/release controls) and supplier software assurance expectations

Lead Cyber-Supply Chain Risk Management Specialist

• Maintain and evolve the enterprise C-SCRM control framework and requirements to ensure alignment with corporate risk strategy, regulatory requirements, and industry best practices (including emerging frameworks)
• Lead control implementation verification and evidence collection for internal and external audits, assessments, and certification efforts (Customer Request For Information (RFIs), supplier attestations, and third-party assessments)
• Develop and maintain critical program governance documentation to operationalize the C-SCRM lifecycle across internal and external requirements
• Coordinate with procurement, legal, engineering, compliance, security, and supply chain teams to operationalize C-SCRM controls across the supplier lifecycle
• Support mapping and traceability of policies/controls to the organization’s control frameworks and to external standards and assessment frameworks
• Prepare and present evidence packages and narratives for audit, certification, and customer-facing activities; own remediation tracking and closure
• Participate in supplier risk assessments, continuous monitoring activities, and incident/issue management across the supplier ecosystem
• Drive integration of C-SCRM controls into Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) processes and platforms—especially issue management and remediation workflows
• Provide subject-matter guidance on secure software supply chain practices (e.g., Software Bill of Materials ( SBOMs), and build/release controls) and supplier software assurance expectations

Senior Cyber-Supply Chain Risk Management Specialist

• Define and own the Lunar supply chain strategy from component sourcing through delivery to vehicle assembly, aligned to program cost, schedule, and technical baselines
• Serve as the supply chain lead on the Lunar Program Management team
• Partner with Engineering, Manufacturing, Mission Assurance, and Finance to develop make/buy strategies and sourcing roadmaps for MK1 and MK2 development, qualification, and production phases
• Identify and systematically eliminate single- and sole-source dependencies across the Lunar bill of materials; maintain a rolling risk register with mitigation plans and enterprise escalation paths
• Drive enterprise supply chain solutions through the business unit
• Lead strategic sourcing decisions for long-lead and high-complexity components
• Own the NPI supply chain discipline for Lunar: embed procurement planning into early design phases to identify long-lead requirements
• Lead integrated supply chain schedule management — supplier milestones, long-lead material procurement, and part availability for assembly — in coordination with Integrated Master Schedule owners
• Provide direct material cost inputs, forecast data, and procurement status to Finance and Program Control
• Champion the adoption of automation and AI-enabled tools across procurement and supply chain program management workflows
• Ensure compliance with FAR/DFARS requirements applicable to the NASA HLS contract.

Lunar Director, Supply Chain & Logistics

• Generate weekly demand and supply supportability reporting for networking hardware devices
• Analyze week-over-week changes in demand, supply, and supportability; maintain traceability and consistency in reporting
• Validate and reconcile complex datasets from multiple sources to ensure high data accuracy and integrity
• Perform deep-dive analyses into supply chain data, assumptions, and calculations to identify gaps and risks
• Create and maintain documentation for data sources, methodologies, and reporting processes
• Develop and enhance Power BI dashboards to provide visibility into supply position, risks, and gaps
• Partner with engineering teams to design and build internal tools and improve reporting infrastructure
• Drive continuous improvement initiatives across processes, datasets, and reporting systems
• Collaborate with cross-functional stakeholders including demand planning, supply planning, sourcing, and execution teams
• Support KPI reporting on a weekly and monthly basis
• Enable scenario planning and "what-if" analysis for supply chain decision-making
• Communicate insights clearly to business and technical stakeholders, influencing decision-making

Supply Chain Analyst

• Lead NFTC’s engagement on international supply chain policies
• In consultation with member companies and the NFTC’s team, set the strategic direction and advance an advocacy agenda to support the resilience, efficiency, and security of global supply chains.
• Identify and promote members’ international supply chain priorities, including customs and trade facilitation policies, feasible implementation of fast-moving trade actions, tariff collection and refunds, rules of origin, government procurement practices, regulations and reporting requirements based on supply chain transparency, such as counterfeiting, illicit trade, product safety, human and labor rights policies, and sustainability, and e-commerce marketplace rules.
• Work collaboratively with NFTC’s team on shared priority issues across workstreams including our approach to industrial policies, trade agreement provisions, and the nexus between supply chain policies and use of national security authorities to impose tariffs and other trade remedies.
• Promote best practices and the use of technology, including digital signatures, e-filing, and emerging technologies like AI, quantum computing, and advanced robotics, to support efficient supply chain flows.
• Serve as a trusted advisor, expert and convener on international supply chain policies
• Act as a trusted advisor and nimble and effective advocate on supply chain and trade policy issues for NFTC members, informing them of major policy developments in the United States and key foreign jurisdictions and international forums.
• Represent the NFTC at private roundtables, public events, multilateral organizations, industry meetings, hearings, and in the press.
• Foster opportunities for education and advocacy on international supply chain issues through regular private meetings with members and government officials, coalition-building, public events, and media outreach.
• Draft written products, including NFTC policy goals, position papers, advocacy letters, responses to requests for public comments, op-eds, and reports, to advance understanding of key priorities.
• Strengthen relationships with key officials and stakeholders on supply chain issues
• Cultivate and maintain relationships with officials from relevant congressional committees, the White House, the Office of the United States Trade Representative, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, the Departments of Commerce, Homeland Security and State, and foreign jurisdictions.
• Identify opportunities to participate in relevant government advisory committees and workstreams.
• Engage with select international and regional organizations including the World Trade Organization, World Customs Organization, Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) forum, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development and relevant UN agencies to help shape international supply chain policies.
• Strengthen relationships with businesses, other associations and other key business community stakeholders.
• Work collaboratively with NFTC’s team to identify and recruit new member companies.

Senior Director, International Supply Chain Policy

• Own supply chain performance within a Blue Origin Program.
• Develop and execute supply chain strategies, processes, and materials program plans to ensure performance, budget, and on-time delivery of Blue Origin products.
• Be the single-threaded interface with the Program Management Office to define program goals, manage risk, manage schedule and support escalations and problem solving.
• Ensure all Supply Chain functions are executing plans to achieve targets, track progress, and develop mitigations where performance is not aligned with expectations.
• Support financial management (i.e., EVMS, budgets, targets, working capital).
• Ensure the placement and receipt of all material requirements to meet strategies and plans in support of program requirements including complete material management and ownership (schedule, cost, Material EAC).
• Analyze data to determine the cause of deviations from performance expectations and develop improvement plans alongside Supply Chain Function leadership.
• Provide communication, reports, and presentations to Program and Supply Chain at all levels to ensure alignment and a clear understanding of progress, risks, and mitigations.

• Support high-impact business reviews with C-suite executives, translating complex supply chain data into actionable insights.
• Transform innovative concepts into comprehensive strategies, supporting cross-functional teams to deliver measurable results that align with Blue Origin's mission.
• Craft world-class documentation and strategic communications that articulate our vision, operational frameworks, and performance metrics with clarity and precision.
• Demonstrate unparalleled ownership by identifying critical initiatives, driving their completion, and effectively delegating responsibilities across the organization.
• Oversee with support the strategic alignment and accountability of all supply chain functions, ensuring cohesive execution across procurement, engineering, logistics, and supplier ecosystems.
• Contribute to the design and implementation of sophisticated performance monitoring systems to evaluate and enhance the efficacy of supply chain operations.
• Orchestrate a robust cadence of strategic reviews at various intervals (daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly) to facilitate data-driven decision-making at the highest levels of the organization.
• Spearhead transformative initiatives to optimize supply chain processes, driving efficiency, cost reduction, and service excellence.
• Cultivate strong partnerships across departments, fostering a unified approach to achieving Blue Origin's ambitious goals.
• Lead the integration of AI, machine learning, and automation solutions to revolutionize supply chain operations, collaborating with internal experts and external partners.
• Deliver penetrating insights and forward-looking analyses to the executive team, informing critical business decisions and strategic pivots.

• Coordinate and expedite the flow of materials, purchase orders, and related supply chain activities to support production and delivery timelines.
• Monitor purchase order fulfillment to ensure orders are delivered on time and aligned with business requirements.
• Review production schedules, work orders, shipment schedules, and material requirements to determine priorities and resolve delays.
• Track material availability, order status, inventory levels, and delivery performance.
• Compile and maintain reports related to purchase order fulfillment, inventory, costs, production data, and on-time delivery metrics.
• Examine documents, materials, and processes to ensure accuracy, completeness, and compliance with standards and specifications.
• Requisition and maintain materials and supplies needed to meet production or operational demand.
• Support updates to production or fulfillment schedules when changes, shortages, or interruptions occur.
• Distribute production schedules, work orders, and fulfillment updates to appropriate teams or stakeholders.
• Partner with cross-functional teams to resolve supply chain, material management, order fulfillment, and delivery issues.
• Support analytics projects using Excel, Power BI, and related reporting tools.
• Accurately document customer, client, inventory, purchase order, and production-related information.

Supply Chain Planner – Order Fulfillment, Analytics

• Sales, inventory and operational planning (SIOP)
• Manage OEMs to include pricing negotiations, SLA performance and market share
• Forecast collaboration between supply chain, sales, marketing, product and finance
• De-risk supply disruptions & delays
• Minimize excess and obsolete inventory

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