Director, Supply Chain - Bracco Diagnostics, Inc.

Bracco Diagnostics Inc. is a subsidiary of Bracco Imaging which is part of the overall Bracco Group. The Company specializes in the clinical development, marketing and sales of diagnostic contrast imaging agents. Bracco Diagnostics Inc. primarily markets its products to hospitals throughout the United States. Bracco Diagnostics Inc. is committed to the discovery, development, manufacturing and marketing of imaging agents and solutions aimed at providing a better use and management in terms of diagnostic efficacy, patient safety and cost effectiveness. The Director, Supply Chain provides strategic and operational leadership for transportation, logistics, warehousing, and demand planning across the Americas region, supporting Bracco’s OneBracco operating model. This role is responsible for building and leading a high‑performing, compliant, and cost‑effective supply chain organization that ensures product availability, patient safety, and service excellence while driving continuous financial and operational improvement across multiple Bracco entities. The Director, Supply Chain plays a critical leadership role in designing, executing, and continuously improving Bracco’s transportation, logistics, warehousing, and demand planning operations across the Americas region. Operating within the OneBracco model, this role is accountable for building a resilient, compliant, and cost‑effective supply chain that supports commercial growth, high customer service levels, and patient safety across multiple Bracco entities. This position combines strategic planning with hands‑on operational leadership. The Director will oversee third‑party logistics providers, transportation carriers, and enabling technology platforms while ensuring full compliance with FDA regulations and GxP requirements. Success in this role requires the ability to balance service, quality, cost, and risk, while driving standardization, visibility, and continuous improvement across a complex, multi‑site, regulated environment. The Director, Supply Chain serves as a key business partner to Quality, Regulatory, Commercial, Finance, IT, and Global Operations teams and regularly interfaces with senior leaders, external service providers, and global corporate stakeholders. This individual will lead a regional team, manage significant spend, influence enterprise‑wide supply chain strategy, and play a central role in supporting new product launches, demand shifts, and long‑term growth initiatives. Key Responsibilities Lead end‑to‑end supply chain operations for the Americas region, including transportation, logistics, warehousing, inventory management, and demand planning Provide strategic oversight and day‑to‑day management of inbound and outbound transportation operations, including carrier selection, contract management, SLAs, performance metrics, audits, and cost optimization Oversee GDP‑compliant warehousing and distribution services through 3PL partners, including pick, pack, ship, returns, inventory accuracy, and distribution resource planning Develop and execute transportation and supply chain strategies aligned with business objectives, regulatory requirements, and customer service expectations Ensure compliance with FDA regulations and GxP requirements (GDP/GMP), including temperature‑controlled shipments, serialization, product traceability, quality agreements, and disaster recovery planning Lead Americas regional demand planning and inventory governance, aligning statistical forecasts with Sales and Commercial inputs through the S&OP process Own supply chain performance KPIs (OTIF, forecast accuracy, inventory turns, backorders, obsolete inventory, transportation cost) and drive root‑cause analysis and corrective actions Manage supply chain financial performance, including budgeting, forecasting, transportation spend, and cost‑reduction initiatives Partner cross‑functionally to support new product launches, supply changes, risk mitigation, and business continuity planning Lead supply chain projects, system enhancements (TMS/WMS/ERP), process improvements, and change management efforts Prepare and present operational performance, risks, and strategic recommendations to senior leadership Supervisory Responsibilities & Team Oversight Lead and develop a Supply Chain organization consisting of approximately 5 full‑time employees and 1–2 contractors, providing coaching, performance management, and development planning Provide overall operational and strategic oversight of 3PL logistics services, including warehousing, distribution, and value‑added services Own governance and performance management of the Transportation Management Service (TMS), ensuring system effectiveness, data integrity, and alignment with operational and financial objectives Maintain overall responsibility for inbound and outbound transportation carriers, including selection, performance management, compliance, and cost optimization Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain, Logistics, Operations, Business, Engineering, Finance, Accounting, or related field; MBA or master’s degree preferred 8–12 years of progressive supply chain or operations experience within a pharmaceutical, biotech, medical device, or other FDA‑regulated environment 5+ years of people leadership and/or project management experience, including oversight of 3PLs and external transportation partners Strong working knowledge of FDA regulations and GxP requirements (GDP/GMP) and regulated distribution environments Demonstrated experience across transportation, logistics, warehousing, demand planning, and inventory management Strong financial acumen with experience managing budgets, forecasts, KPIs, and cost‑optimization initiatives Advanced proficiency in Excel and experience with ERP and analytics tools (e.g., SAP, Power BI); professional certifications a plus (APICS, Lean Six Sigma, PMP) Soft Skills – Company Values & Behaviours Passion: Connecting People and Networking; Be Yourself Extraordinary: Leading People and Delegation; Courage Continuous Evolution: Insight and Learning Agility; Digital and Technology Orientation Sustainability: Long‑Term Value Creation; Accountability Physical Demands and Work Environment The physical demands and work environment described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. The position is home office based in Princeton, NJ. Domestic travel is required. Limited International travel may be required. Bracco Diagnostics Inc. is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, or any other protected status. #J-18808-Ljbffr