Auger

Auger

Customer Transformation Specialist

Dallas, USA

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 22 hours ago
Supply ChainCommunication

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Entry-level history0
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Lottery odds40
Fits your clock70

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About the role

  • Customer Transformation is the team responsible for delivering value from Auger's autonomous supply chain operating system, and this is the role where you learn to do that from the ground up.
  • The work is hard, the pace is fast, and the travel is heavy.
  • You are on site with customers, in their operations, not observing from a desk.

Responsibilities

  • You join a deployment pod, take a workstream, and own it end to end: the plan, the meetings, the follow-through, and the number it has to move.
  • You will run a schedule that cross-functional teams depend on, chase down the answer nobody wants to give you, and write the requirement precisely enough that an engineer can build from it without asking you a second question.
  • If you are good, you will run your own account inside two years and lead multi-workstream enterprise accounts after that.
  • The Plan and the Pace You own the schedule for your workstream and you defend it.
  • Track every open question, drive each to a decision with a named owner, and close it.
  • Requirements Precise Enough to Build From You sit between a customer who describes their business in stories and engineers who need specifics.
  • You turn what the customer said into requirements the Supply Chain Scientist, Customer Engineering Lead, and Customer Product Lead can build from without a follow-up meeting.

Requirements

  • You have run a project that was behind, unclear, and yours anyway, and you brought it in.
  • You can take an unfamiliar operational problem, break it down, quantify it, and defend your logic to someone smarter than you in the room.
  • Comfort with directness.
  • Supply chain experience helps but is not required.

Company info

  • You learn this business at the edge, inside our customers' operations, which is the only place it can actually be learned.
  • You want the next level and you are willing to earn it in the detail, on real accounts, in front of real customers.
  • Several of the people who will run this company learned it exactly this way.

Visa & Work Authorization

  • ople reach a decade later: a VP of Supply Chain defending their forecast, a CIO deciding what data we get, an executive sponsor asking why the number moved

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