Lead, Supply Chain Management – Functional Solutions

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Job Description:

  • Serve as the enterprise process owner and functional authority for supply chain execution, procurement, inventory, and warehousing systems across Mars Snacking Accelerator
  • Steer the SCM capability roadmap
  • Directly line-manage the SCM/SCP Functional Analyst
  • Own accountability for Procure-to-Pay (P2P), Advanced Warehouse Management (EWM/AWM), batch/FEFO traceability, and 3PL logistics integration
  • Partner with Procurement, Logistics, and Plant Warehousing leaders to convert operational goals into ERP capabilities
  • Architect end-to-end P2P workflows, including purchase orders, subcontracting/co-manufacturing, and automated 3-way invoice matching
  • Enforce a standard-first “Clean Core” architecture
  • Drive functional design for inventory management and advanced warehousing, including inbound staging, putaway, wave picking, cycle counting, and physical inventory
  • Own functional integration between SAP S/4HANA and external 3PL warehouse and carrier platforms
  • Govern logistics EDI/B2B transaction flows
  • Enforce SAP batch management rules, FEFO picking logic, and shelf-life tracking for audit-ready lot traceability
  • Lead, mentor, and oversee the SCM/SCP Functional Analyst
  • Match analyst and partner resources to initiatives based on project complexity and individual strengths
  • Deliver projects using SAP Activate, SAP Cloud ALM, Jira, Monday.com, and Smartsheet
  • Drive adoption of AI agents and SAP Situation Handling to resolve supply chain exceptions
  • Lead bi-annual cloud regression testing
  • Manage AMS support vendors against SLA/KPI metrics

Requirements:

  • 8+ years of progressive enterprise ERP experience specializing in Supply Chain Management (SCM), Procure-to-Pay (P2P), and Warehouse Management
  • Demonstrated experience mentoring and leading functional analysts
  • Extensive hands-on experience architecting, delivering, and leading SAP S/4HANA enterprise solutions
  • In-depth functional mastery of operational purchasing, subcontracting, 3-way match, and Advanced/Extended Warehouse Management (EWM/AWM/IM)
  • Proven experience integrating SAP ERP with external 3PL WMS/TMS partners
  • Proven experience governing logistics EDI message sets (943, 944, 940, 945, 947, 846)
  • 5+ years in CPG or Food & Beverage environments
  • Experience with batch management, FEFO shelf-life allocation, co-manufacturing, cold chain, and lot traceability
  • Practical experience using SAP Activate, SAP Cloud ALM (CALM), Jira, Monday.com, or Smartsheet
  • Experience with AI agent and Situation Handling exception automation
  • Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain Management, Logistics, Operations Management, Information Systems, Business Administration, or a related field

Benefits:

  • 401(k) plan
  • Company-sponsored medical insurance
  • Company-sponsored dental insurance
  • Company-sponsored vision insurance
  • Basic life insurance for the employee and eligible dependents
  • Up to 18 weeks of paid parental leave
  • 120 hours of vacation per year
  • Paid sick time at 100% pay continuation for a maximum of 40 hours per calendar year
  • 12 paid holidays throughout the calendar year
  • Variable pay and general allowances may be available if eligible
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