Global Supply Chain Director

Key Responsibilities Define and execute the global supply chain strategy, aligned with company priorities and annual operating plans. Lead, develop, and hold accountable a global team of regional and functional supply chain leaders, building bench strength and succession. Own strategic sourcing and category management across direct materials, services, MRO, rental tools, freight, and capital spend; drive supplier consolidation and leverage at the enterprise level. Negotiate and govern master agreements with strategic suppliers and manufacturing partners; ensure contract discipline, pricing compliance, and risk mitigation. Establish and enforce procurement policy, delegation of authority, and approved supplier governance across all regions. Deliver measurable cost savings and margin improvement through sourcing, demand management, and process improvement, with savings tracked and validated with Finance. Oversee global logistics and freight, including cross-border trade compliance, customs, export controls, and dangerous goods requirements. Direct inventory strategy across regional distribution centers and field locations to optimize service levels, inventory turns, and working capital. Partner with Operations, Manufacturing, Quality, Finance, and Commercial teams on supply planning, S&OP, and new product and project support. Drive supplier performance management, including on-time delivery, quality, and cost KPIs, with structured business reviews for critical suppliers. Improve data quality, spend visibility, and reporting across ERP and supporting systems; lead adoption of automation and AI-enabled tools in the supply chain. Present supply chain performance, risks, and initiatives to executive leadership. Experience Required 10 year(s): 10+ years of progressive supply chain experience, including 5+ years leading multi-region or global teams; Proven track record in strategic sourcing, contract negotiation, and delivering documented savings; Experience managing end-to-end supply chain functions: sourcing, procurement, logistics, inventory, and planning; Strong working knowledge of international trade compliance, including customs, export controls (EAR/OFAC), and Incoterms Education Preferred Bachelors or better in Engineering Bachelors or better in Logistics /Supply Chain Management or related field Equal Opportunity Employer This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights (https://www.eeoc.gov/poster) notice from the Department of Labor.

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