IDM Manager

About the role

As a IDM manager, you will keep finished goods flowing to the markets that depend on them. You will own inventory corridors and safety stock levels, spot risks early and act before service levels are affected. By balancing stockout and overstock risks across the global network, you help affiliates plan with confidence and help people living with serious chronic diseases get the treat-ment they need, when they need it.

What you'll do

• Make sure the right inventory is in the right place at the right time, and that markets understand the trade-offs when supply is tight
• Own finished-goods inventory corridors and safety stock levels for your assigned markets
• Monitor inventory, demand trends and capacity signals continuously, spotting risks early and triggering mitigation before service levels are affected
• Convert validated demand into shipment plans and late-stage packing instructions, keeping forward visibility on logistics and distribution risks so you can step in early
• Act as the key contact for affiliates and markets on inventory matters, aligning on demand priorities and trade-offs and explaining supply constraints clearly and in a…

What you need

• 8–14 yrs of experience
• Supply chain
• Inventory management
• SAP
• Excel
• PowerPoint
• Logistics
• BBA or MBA