Director of Supply Chain & Strategic Procurement
SHINE SPECT USA LLCDescription:
The Director of Supply Chain & Strategic Procurement at SHINE will report into the VP, Business Operations and will build and lead an integrated supply chain organization for a growing radiopharmaceutical company. This role owns end-to-end supply planning and execution—from strategic procurement and supplier management to S&OP, production planning, inventory management, and distribut
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ion/logistics—ensuring uninterrupted, compliant supply to support clinical and commercial operations. The Director of Supply Chain & Strategic Procurement partners cross-functionally with Quality, Regulatory, Finance, Manufacturing, and Commercial teams to optimize service levels, cost, risk, and compliance in FDA-regulated environments.
This position is based in Massachusetts and requires presence on-site 5 days per week. The base salary range for this position is $215,000-$230,000 per year plus a comprehensive compensation package. Our salary ranges are determined by role, level, and location.
Duties and Responsibilities:
Strategic Procurement & Contracting
• Develop and execute category strategies for direct and indirect spend, aligning sourcing plans with growth, capacity expansion, and product portfolio needs.
• Lead competitive sourcing events (RFx), negotiations, and contract lifecycle management to improve total cost of ownership, quality, and supplier performance.
• Own procurement governance, policies, and controls to ensure alignment with internal requirements, quality standards, and audit readiness.
• Partner with Finance to support budgeting, forecasting, and spend analytics; establish cost savings and value capture reporting.
• Oversee procurement of radioactive materials and related services in compliance with applicable regulations and internal safety procedures.
Supplier Management & Quality Collaboration
• Build a high-performing supplier management program including onboarding, qualification, scorecards, business reviews, and corrective/preventive actions.
• Partner with Quality to ensure suppliers meet cGMP/GDP expectations, documentation requirements, change control, and traceability standards.
• Establish supply continuity and risk management plans, including dual sourcing, safety stock strategies, and contingency plans for constrained materials.
• Monitor supplier performance for on-time delivery, quality, and service; drive improvement plans and escalation management as needed.
Sales & Operations Planning (S&OP)
• Lead the S&OP cadence to align demand, supply, inventory, and financial plans; drive decision-making through clear scenarios and trade-off analysis.
• Collaborate with Commercial, Operations, and Finance to develop consensus forecasts and convert them into feasible supply and capacity plans.
• Track KPIs (service level, forecast accuracy, inventory turns, schedule adherence) and implement continuous improvement initiatives.
Production Planning & Scheduling
• Own master production scheduling and short-interval planning to meet demand while considering radiopharmaceutical constraints (e.g., short shelf-life, cold chain, limited production windows).
• Coordinate material availability, batch/lot planning, and capacity utilization across manufacturing, quality control, and packaging/labeling.
• Establish and maintain planning parameters (lead times, lot sizes, safety stock, reorder points) and ensure data integrity in ERP systems.
Warehouse Operations, Inventory, Receiving, Shipping & Distribution
• Own day-to-day warehouse operations and inventory management for raw materials, components, and finished goods, ensuring accuracy, traceability, and compliance with cGMP/GDP and internal controls.
• Lead receiving, put-away, warehousing, cycle counting, and material movement processes; implement controls for temperature-sensitive, hazardous, and radioactive materials (as applicable).
• Direct shipping, distribution, and logistics execution, including warehouse pick/pack/ship operations, carrier management,