Coordinate governance and continuous improvement of Material Supply and Shipping Operations within R&D Supply Chain.
Compensation
The budgeted salary range approved for this role is between € 46.000 and € 57.500.
Responsibilities
Coordinating and supporting the Supply Operations team, setting priorities, allocating resources and promoting adequate training, backup coverage and cross-skilling.
Coordinating day-to-day Material Supply and Shipping Operations, balancing workload, capacity and priorities across coded and uncoded material flows.
Overseeing end-to-end domestic and international shipments, including request intake, documentation, system processing, carrier coordination, tracking and post-delivery activities.
Providing operational guidance on transport, import/export and customs requirements, including support in the assessment of customs classifications and HS or commodity codes.
Overseeing material supply processes, including purchasing requests, supplier follow-up, requests for the creation or update of SAP master data, Transfer Orders and supporting documentation.
Requirements
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Management Engineering, Business, Economics, Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Sciences, or another relevant field
Coordinate and oversee import and export operations, ensuring compliance with Mexican customs regulations, IMMEX requirements, and international trade laws.
Responsibilities
Coordinate and oversee import and export operations for raw materials, finished goods, machinery, and equipment
Ensure compliance with Mexican customs regulations, IMMEX requirements, trade agreements, licensing requirements, and applicable international trade laws
Manage IMMEX program activities, including Annexes and inventory controls required by SAT
Prepare, review, and maintain import and export documentation
Prepare and review Certificates of Origin for export shipments
Requirements
Bachelor's Degree in International Business, Foreign Trade, Supply Chain Management, Logistics, Business Administration, or a related field
Coordinate and execute compliant, on‑time domestic and international shipments, ensuring adherence to all regulatory requirements including IATA, DOT/49 CFR, and Class 7 guidelines.
Compensation
The pay range for this position is between $89,000 and $148,000 annually. Actual base pay offered may vary depending on a number of factors such as job-related knowledge, skills and experience. Employees in this position are eligible for a discretionary performance-based cash incentive.
Responsibilities
Plan, schedule, pack, and dispatch outbound shipments
Prepare and verify shipping documentation including BOLs, airway bills, invoices, and customs forms
Manage import/export activities in compliance with U.S. regulations
Handle Dangerous Goods (DG) processes, including documentation and labeling
Coordinate Class 7 (radioactive) shipments and maintain chain-of-custody
Requirements
High school diploma or equivalent (associate degree preferred)
The Logistics Manager leads the end-to-end physical movement of materials and finished goods across Rocket EMS operations. This position is responsible for shipping and receiving, dock operations, domestic and international transportation, freight spend, customs compliance, third-party logistics providers, and company fleet activities.
Compensation
$105,000–$115,000 annually
Responsibilities
Lead daily shipping, receiving, and dock activities, including loading, unloading, shipment verification, purchase order matching, documentation review, and damage inspection.
Ensure inbound materials and outbound finished goods are processed accurately and in accordance with company procedures, customer requirements, and applicable regulatory standards.
Maintain organized, safe, and efficient dock and staging areas.
Optimize dock scheduling, yard management, and carrier turnaround times to prevent congestion and material-flow delays.
Establish and monitor performance standards for shipment accuracy, on-time processing, dock-to-stock time, freight claims, and carrier wait times.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain Management, Logistics, Business Administration, Operations Management, or a related field
The Senior Executive, Supply Chain Management will support end-to-end supply chain and operational activities across Southeast Asia markets, ensuring effective order fulfilment, inventory management, logistics coordination, warehouse operations, and operational compliance.
Responsibilities
Manage end-to-end order fulfilment activities including purchase orders, sales orders, delivery coordination, invoicing, and shipment execution.
Coordinate with distributors, commercial teams, and third-party logistics (3PL) partners to ensure timely and accurate order processing.
Monitor operational performance and resolve supply chain issues related to logistics, inventory discrepancies, damaged stock, and system transactions.
Support product launches, replenishment planning, and order allocation activities across assigned markets.
Take ownership of assigned markets and drive resolution of operational issues with minimal supervision.
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.
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