Ezurio
Director, Supply Chain
- Compensation
- Not disclosed
- Location
- United States
- Work setup
- Remote
- Seniority
- Not specified
- Employment
- Full time
- Experience
- 10+ years
- Category
- Logistics
- Posted
Skills
Must have
- Electronics industry experience is required, in electronics, semiconductor, or closely adjacent high-complexity component manufacturing.
- Demonstrated experience owning SIOP/S&OP end to end.
- Demonstrated experience defining ERP requirements and architecting supply chain processes in an ERP-driven environment; NetSuite experience is a plus.
- Strong background in inventory management, including working capital reduction, E&O control, safety stock, and risk-buy policy.
- Purchasing and procurement leadership experience, including vendor management, AVL governance, and sourcing strategy; experience building or scaling category management capability is a plus.
- Experience managing long lead-time, high component-risk supply chains.
- Experience operating at scale.
- Experience leading distributed, multi-site teams, including manager-level direct reports.
- Comfort operating in a lean, private-equity-owned environment, building scalable systems while controlling cost and headcount.
- Exceptional communication and stakeholder management skills, including experience presenting to executive leadership and the board.
- Ability to travel domestically and internationally as business needs require.
Full description
Builds and leads Ezurio's end-to-end supply chain function, reporting to the COO and leading supply chain teams across the modules business and SOM and SBC Business. Turns execution into a documented, system-driven function spanning SIOP, systems and process, purchasing, inventory, and category management and sourcing, as measured by on-time delivery, clear-to-build performance, forecast accuracy, inventory and working capital targets, and cost savings. Works with global cross functional teams and executive leadership to build a lean organization that can scale. This is a remote position. Candidates must be legally authorized to work in the US.
RESPONSIBILITIES
- Own Sales, Inventory & Operations Planning (SIOP) end to end, including inputs, forecast modeling, safety stock, and risk-buy decisions; a tiered cadence of demand review, supply review, and executive reconciliation; and reconciliation of the sales forecast against the statistical forecast and to the revenue and margin plan.
- Plan capacity and flag constraints 50+ weeks out.
- Document what the supply chain organization does, company-wide, hold the organization to the documented process, and run internal process audits that feed back into process and system updates.
- Act as the supply chain systems architect: define ERP input and output requirements and the interaction with PLM and CRM and drive the toolset to match the designed process.
- Define supply chain SOPs for release through the Quality Management System (QMS), in partnership with Quality.
- Own purchasing and vendor risk management, including the approved vendor list (AVL).
- Drive vendor consolidation and automate purchasing workflows through MRP in the ERP.
- Own working capital targets, inventory control, excess and obsolete (E&O) policy, clear-to-build, and risk-buy and spot-buy policy across the network, including where inventory is held and purchase price variance (PPV).
- Build system controls and on-demand dashboards that manage inventory KPIs and risk.
- Lead sourcing strategy and category management, supplier scorecards, on-time delivery and lead-time visibility, and contract and terms management (MSAs and SLAs).
- Build dedicated category management and sourcing engineering capability within a lean organization.
- Own supply chain risk strategy, including geopolitical and tariff exposure, dual-sourcing, and the make-to-stock, make-to-order, and procure-to-forecast framework.
- Establish and monitor core KPIs (on-time delivery, clear-to-build on-time performance, forecast accuracy, inventory turns, working capital, E&O dollars, stockout frequency, vendor scorecards, PPV, and cost savings.