Sensata
Senior Director, Global Supply Chain – Industrials
Attleboro, Massachusetts · Director
Sponsorship not specified$198k-$272kDetected 30 days ago
Supply ChainLogisticsProcess ImprovementProcurementHRISCustomer SupportLeadershipCommunicationCollaboration
About the role
- This role defines and executes the supply chain strategy across Industrials, driving transformation, operational excellence, and digital enablement to improve service, cost, inventory, and cash outcomes.
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Responsibilities
- Build and lead a globally integrated end-to-end supply chain organization, driving accountability, collaboration, and high-performance execution across functions and regions.
- Own and deliver end-to-end supply chain performance (plan-source-make-deliver) across service (OTIF), cost, inventory, and cash.
- Lead and optimize global supply chain execution across manufacturing sites, suppliers, and logistics, ensuring reliable delivery, quality, and cost efficiency.
- Drive procurement logistics excellence, including implementation of inbound logistics standards, supplier logistics directives, and EDI integration, while ensuring superior supplier delivery performance, transparency, and efficient material flow into operations
- Drive plant-level supply chain transformation, including value stream orientation, end-to-end planning integration, and operational excellence.
- Align and continuously improve SIOP practices, systems, and tools to support different business models and enable scalable, data-driven decision-making.
- Own the end-to-end inventory strategy, including raw materials, WIP, finished goods, and E&O, aligned with working capital targets.
- Drive digital transformation of the supply chain, including advanced planning systems, data transparency, and end-to-end visibility, and foster data-driven decision-making and self-service analytics.
- Initiate and lead continuous improvement programs across the supply chain, leveraging industry best practices (e.g., Lean, Six Sigma) to improve efficiency and performance.
- Lead global customer service and fulfillment, ensuring alignment with business unit priorities and delivering superior customer experience
Requirements
- 15+ years of experience in global supply chain leadership roles, with demonstrated end-to-end responsibility (plan-source-make-deliver) in an industrial / manufacturing environment.
- Proven track record of delivering measurable improvements in service (OTIF), cost, inventory, and cash, with direct accountability for business performance.
- Strong experience in leading global supply chain operations and plant-level supply chain execution, including driving operational excellence and value stream improvements.
- Deep expertise in Integrated Business Planning (SIOP) and Sales & Operations Execution (S&OE), with the ability to translate plans into reliable operational execution.
- Experience in digital supply chain transformation, including implementation of advanced planning systems, data transparency, and end-to-end visibility solutions.
- Experience in driving data-driven decision-making, including the use of analytics and self-service reporting to improve performance and transparency.
- Strong business acumen with the ability to link supply chain decisions to P&L, working capital, and financial outcomes.
- Demonstrated success in end-to-end supply chain transformation, including organizational redesign, process integration, and performance turnaround.
- Demonstrated leadership of complex, cross-functional and global organizations, including teams without direct reporting lines.
Compensation
- $198,000.00 - $272,360.00
- Establish and lead SIOP as the central business planning and decision-making process, ensuring alignment of demand, supply, and financial commitments, and delivering long-term visibility and predictable performance against Annual Plan targets.
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