Provides global process leadership and governance for the cross-border movement of clinical and development materials within the broader TDS network.
Locations (3)
Horsham, Pennsylvania, United States America
Titusville, New Jersey, United States America
Belgium
Compensation
The anticipated base range for this position is $105,000.00 - $181,700.00
Responsibilities
Serve as Global Process Lead and Business Process Owner for R&D cross-border movements, establishing and governing standardized processes across the end-to-end distribution network.
Establish and govern the lifecycle for identifying, assessing, documenting, approving, implementing, and periodically reviewing country-specific import, export, customs, regulatory, quality, EH&S, dangerous-goods, licensing, permitting, product, and shipment-release requirements in collaboration with cross functional Enterprise and IM business partners.
Own and govern the global country-requirements database (DIAL and other knowledge base) and supporting tools, ensuring that requirements remain accurate, current, traceable, and accessible and are effectively translated into global logistics standards and distribution-network controls.
Benchmark internal and external practices, including across J&J, industry peers, and the 3PL network, to identify and implement opportunities for harmonization, capability advancement, and continuous improvement.
Translate local and changing requirements into global logistics standards, procedures, system requirements, routing guidance, lane strategies, and distribution-network controls.
Lead the IT design, delivery and quality management of SAP solutions supporting Clarks' end-to-end Supply Chain.
Responsibilities
Own the functional design and quality of SAP solutions across the Supply Chain landscape.
Act as the senior SAP SCM subject‑matter expert, providing leadership and direction on solution design and configuration.
Strong functional knowledge of SAP Supply Chain processes, including Materials Management, procurement, inventory, planning, warehousing, distribution and logistics.
Able to assess and interpret business requirements and advise on effective, supportable solutions.
Transform business requirements into technical and functional specifications, blueprints and solution documents.
Provides global process leadership and governance for the cross-border movement of clinical and development materials within the broader TDS network.
Compensation
The anticipated base pay range for this position is €81,400.00 - €140,530.00
Responsibilities
Serve as Global Process Lead and Business Process Owner for R&D cross-border movements, establishing and governing standardized processes across the end-to-end distribution network.
Establish and govern the lifecycle for identifying, assessing, documenting, approving, implementing, and periodically reviewing country-specific import, export, customs, regulatory, quality, EH&S, dangerous-goods, licensing, permitting, product, and shipment-release requirements.
Own and govern the global country-requirements database (DIAL and other knowledge base) and supporting tools, ensuring that requirements remain accurate, current, traceable, and accessible and are effectively translated into global logistics standards and distribution-network controls.
Translate local and changing requirements into global logistics standards, procedures, system requirements, routing guidance, and distribution-network controls.
Define and maintain governance for IOR/EOR models, Incoterms, customs brokerage, tax and duty management, trade documentation, customs valuation, free trade agreements, preferential origin, duty-relief mechanisms, and special customs procedures.
Lead complex, customer‑centric SAP projects in the healthcare sector, managing end‑to‑end delivery, stakeholder coordination, and commercial responsibilities.
Locations (5)
Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany
Berlin, Germany
Ratingen, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
Eschborn, Hesse, Germany
Garching, Bavaria, Germany
Responsibilities
Lead end‑to‑end SAP implementations and transformations in healthcare