Role Description The Supply & Logistics Coordinator (SLC)/Senior Supply & Logistics Coordinator (SrSLC) is responsible for supporting the development and applying the study specific supply chain strategy including the sourcing and distribution strategy for clinical trial supply to ensure that complex clinical logistics projects are set up and executed according to timelines, budgets, quality standards, SOPs and applicable ICH-GxP and other applicable industry and regulatory guidelines to meet or exceed client expectations. Key Accountabilities: - Project Planning Clinical Trial Supply Strategy - Support the development of the project specific supply chain strategy incl. sourcing and distribution - Utilize applicable tools for supply chain simulation and forecasting - Plan and monitor inventory according to strategy, quantities and forecast - Support risk analysis - Develop supply schedule and provide feedback to depots - Defines with regional peers material specifications regarding amount, lead times, local authorization, bill of material for project and kits - Utilizes available data regarding countries, sites, and enrolment data for appropriate planning and strategy - Set-up and maintenance of inventory management systems (e.g. IVRS, IPtrack, etc). - Perform UAT in close cooperation with e-Logistics team. - Provide input into development of documents, manuals and quality documentation including GMP relevant documentation. - Develop and plan inventory according to meet required strategy, quantities and forecasts - Suggest and implement problem resolutions to meet required timelines. - Project Execution and Control - Keep oversight of the progress of the trial and coordinate with CSL requirements - Support development of logistics concepts - Support development of required study documents and systems according to project timelines and resources - As needed, represent Clinical Logistics Services at client and internal project meetings - Comply with Quality standards, including applicable SOPs and GxP standards - Perform key accountability tasks for Clinical Trial Supplies (IMP and Non-IMP) and for Ancillary Supplies - Complaint handling following GxP guidelines - Support coordination of purchasing, manufacturing, distribution, return, recall and destruction of medication for clinical trials, as applicable - Incorporate the implications of local licensing and registration of medical devices for distribution process and supply chain - Supports Technical Logistics Coordinator in development of specific technical solutions - Collection of document and QC on printability - Performs QC on print product received and releases print runs - Customer Satisfaction and Client Liaison - Proactively engage external and internal clients in solution improvements - Ensure study/project timelines, budgets and efficiencies are met - If requested actively take part in the bidding process (Proposal, 3rd Party Vendor Selection, Bid Defense, Contracts negotiation and review) including client presentations - If requested represent Parexel at professional meetings/ conferences as participant and/or speaker - Assist in managing increased demands and expectations of customers through consistency and predictability in internal procedures and avoidance of crisis situations - Ensure Quality and Process Improvements - Develop reports and statistics for studies and department - Support ongoing optimization of system infrastructure (systems used by CTS&L such as IPTrack, processes, PRXL internal tools) - Address and follow up on quality issues and implement CAPA - Collaborate with preparation and participate in and follow up on audits/inspections - Accountability Supporting Activities - Implement process improvements, in conjunction with the team, in response to corporate, quality, client and team feedback and quality audits Qualifications - Ability to lead and build rapport with a culturally diverse group at multiple levels and disciplines - Strong client focus - Strong demonstrated ability to conduct business in English (written and spoken) and in local language if different from English - Good/Very good understanding of the drug development regulatory framework - Good/Very good knowledge of Microsoft Office programs (Word, PowerPoint, and Excel) - Multi-tasking and prioritization ability - Result-oriented, confident, self-motivated, and driven/high energy - Solid communication (verbal & written) and negotiation skills - Ability to influence and gain collaboration from and respect of key stakeholders - Flexible, capable of managing change and ambiguity - Good/very good analytical capabilities combined with creative problem-solving skills and a sense of urgency - Basic/Profound Project Management skills Knowledge and Experience - Great/Extensive experience in clinical logistics or related field within the biopharmaceutical industry - Leadership experience - Experience/Profound experience in clinical supply chain management incl. IMP and non-IMP or related field within the biopharmaceutical industry - Basic/Good understanding of financial tasks such as budgeting, revenue recognition, PTC, invoicing - Experience/Good Experience in Packaging, Labeling and Distribution of (Non-) IMP - Multinational work experience - Fluent in English Education - Bachelor or Master Degree, or equivalent (e.g. Pharm. D.), in biology, pharmacy, or other health-related discipline, international trade or logistics business or relevant work experience/degree.

Role Description We are seeking a pragmatic, consultative Manager, Supply Chain Advisory (Solution Advisor) for the Discrete Manufacturing (Industrial & High-Tech) team to support supply chain transformation initiatives and advise both commercial teams and customers. This role combines strong domain expertise, analytics, and stakeholder engagement to drive improvements across network design, inventory, demand planning, S&OP, and technology-enabled processes. The Manager, Supply Chain Advisory contributes to the development and delivery of customer-focused, cost-effective solutions by supporting solution design, delivering analytical insights, and assisting in the deployment of tailored capabilities aligned to business needs. Acting as a trusted advisor, you will partner with customers and cross-functional teams to guide solutioning, support adoption, and ensure alignment with Blue Yonder solutions, while playing a key role in solution quality and customer value realization. This position is an individual contributor (IC) role with no direct people management responsibilities. What You’ll Be Doing - Serve as a trusted advisor to customers by providing strategic insights and practical Blue Yonder solutions aligned to business requirements. - Identify and present additional solution opportunities to existing customers to address evolving supply chain needs. - Participate in customer engagements, discovery workshops, and design sessions, documenting requirements and contributing to solution blueprinting activities. - Provide foundational subject matter expertise across supply chain management, operations, and enabling technologies. - Support solution demonstrations using prepared business stories and data, including basic configuration changes or data uploads. - Conduct analysis and contribute to recommendations that align configuration decisions with operational and financial outcomes. - Collaborate with sales, consulting, and product teams to support customer adoption activities and ensure alignment throughout the project lifecycle. - Maintain working knowledge of Blue Yonder solutions, industry trends, and competitive dynamics. - Build strong customer relationships through consistent delivery of high‑quality work and implementation support. - Identify potential opportunities for enhancement or expansion and escalate insights to senior advisory team members. Qualifications - Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain, Business, Engineering, or a related field. - 4 to 5 years of experience in a customer‑facing supply chain advisory, solution consulting, or consultative sales role, ideally supporting manufacturing customers (Industrial or High-Tech). - Foundational understanding of supply chain domains such as forecasting, demand planning, inventory management, or transportation (TMS), particularly within manufacturing environments. - Strong communication skills with the ability to translate supply chain and technology concepts for technical and non‑technical audiences. - Customer‑focused mindset with a commitment to quality delivery and measurable value. Preferred Qualifications - Demonstrated ability to lead or co‑lead blueprinting and design exercises with customer stakeholders. - Experience deploying and configuring SaaS solutions, including awareness of change management considerations, integration points, and project lifecycle phases. - Ability to deliver Blue Yonder solution demos using business value narratives, differentiation, and customer‑relevant scenarios. - Working understanding of technical architecture, data flows, APIs, and enterprise integration strategies. - Ability to connect configuration decisions to operational KPIs and financial outcomes. - Experience positioning Blue Yonder solutions in competitive contexts. - Experience with Blue Yonder solutions or similar enterprise supply chain platforms preferred. Requirements - The annual base salary range for this position is $120,334.55 - $151,665.44, plus commission incentive. - The salary range information provided reflects the anticipated base salary range for this position based on current national data. Minimums and maximums may vary based on location. - Individual salary will be commensurate with skills, experience, certifications or licenses and other relevant factors. - This role will be eligible to participate in either the annual performance bonus or commission program, determined by the nature of the position. Benefits - Comprehensive Medical, Dental and Vision - 401K with Matching - Flexible Time Off - Corporate Fitness Program - A variety of voluntary benefits such as Legal Plans, Accident and Hospital Indemnity, Pet Insurance and much more Company Description At Blue Yonder, we care about the wellbeing of our employees and those most important to them. This is reflected in our robust benefits package and options. We are committed to a workplace that genuinely fosters inclusion and belonging in which everyone can share their unique voices and talents in a safe space. We continue to be guided by our core values and are proud of our diverse culture as an equal opportunity employer.

Role Description The P4 Manager, Non-Product Supply Chain Contracts, is an experienced individual contributor responsible for leading complex contracting activities, negotiations, and risk assessments in support of global business operations. This role operates with a high degree of autonomy and judgment, handling sophisticated agreements and issues that require deep functional expertise, stakeholder engagement, and problem-solving. The role focuses on technical leadership, execution excellence, and stakeholder partnership, supporting the delivery of timely, accurate, and compliant contracts while advancing standardization and continuous improvement initiatives. What You Will Do - Lead the negotiation, review, and administration of complex, non-standard, and high-risk contracts, advising stakeholders on legal and business risk and mitigation strategies. - Serve as a subject-matter expert for assigned contract types, suppliers, or business units. - Independently manage a portfolio of contracts, ensuring timely, accurate, and compliant execution. - Serve as Contracts lead for a portfolio of contracts providing advice and guidance to internal stakeholders on areas affecting the Legal, Contracts, and Compliance function and seek subject matter expertise from other members of the LCC, as appropriate. - Apply approved contract templates, playbooks, and negotiation standards consistently across agreements. - Partner closely with Legal Counsel, business stakeholders, and cross-functional teams to resolve complex contractual issues. - Act as an escalation resource for challenging contract matters requiring advanced judgment or experience. - Own contract-related operational metrics (e.g., turnaround time, quality, backlog), identifying trends and recommending corrective actions. - Ensure data accuracy, audit readiness, and compliance across contract tracking tools and document repositories. - Participate in cross-regional and global meetings to support contracting activities and alignment. - Drive continuous improvement initiatives, including process optimization, standard work enhancements, and tool improvements. - Contribute to the development and refinement of contract workflows, templates, and operating procedures. - Provide informal technical guidance and knowledge sharing to junior team members, as appropriate. - Ensure adherence to Collins and LCC internal policies, procedures, and standard work requirements. Qualifications - Bachelor’s degree in law or a related field with 10 -12 years of relevant experience in contracts management, legal support services, or in-house contracting roles. - Significant experience negotiating complex agreements and performing legal risk assessment. - Demonstrated ability to work independently on sophisticated contract matters with limited oversight. - Strong written and verbal English communication skills. - Work hours will be per IST time zone, with flexibility to support periodic meetings with US east coast peers at extended hours. Requirements - Advanced degree or legal specialization (preferred but not required). - Demonstrated experience supporting global stakeholders in a matrixed organization. - Certification or experience in continuous or process improvement frameworks (e.g., Lean Six Sigma, CORE). - Experience operating within shared services, centers of excellence, or global delivery models. Benefits - Transportation facility. - Group Term Life Insurance. - Group Health Insurance. - Group Personal Accident Insurance. - Entitled for 18 days of vacation and 12 days of contingency leave annually. - Employee scholar programme. - Work life balance. - Car lease programme. - National Pension Scheme. - LTA. - Fuel & Maintenance / Driver wages. - And more!

Role Description The purpose of this role is to act as Prisma Specialist, combining product ownership responsibilities with direct support to country operations. The position ensures that Prisma continues to evolve as a robust corporate solution while remaining closely aligned with operational planning realities in country offices. The role therefore bridges product strategy, technical development coordination, and operational adoption, helping strengthen data-driven planning processes across WFP operations and partner supply chains. Accountabilities/Responsibilities - Manage and prioritise the Prisma product backlog, translating operational requirements from country offices into functional specifications. - Coordinate development workstreams with TEC and technical teams to ensure effective implementation and release management. - Support the rollout and institutionalization of Prisma across country offices, including onboarding, user support, and configuration guidance. - Gather feedback from operational teams to continuously improve the platform and ensure alignment with planning workflows. - Provide analytical support to country offices to strengthen operational planning, pipeline monitoring, and risk identification. - Develop and review dashboards, analytical outputs, and scenario analyses supporting operational decision-making. - Maintain product documentation, training materials, and knowledge-sharing resources. - Support technical assistance initiatives with governments and partners seeking to develop or strengthen supply chain visibility and planning platforms inspired by Prisma. - Perform other related duties as required. Qualifications - University degree in Engineering, Supply Chain Management, Data Science, Operations Research, or related fields. Requirements - At least 6 years of relevant experience in supply chain planning, operational analytics, or digital planning solutions. - Experience working with supply chain visibility or control-tower solutions supporting operational planning in multi-country environments. - Experience supporting operational teams in the adoption of analytical tools or planning systems. - Experience coordinating development initiatives, requirements gathering, or analytics projects involving multiple stakeholders. - Experience working with data analytics platforms and BI tools such as Tableau, Power BI, or similar solutions. - Experience working with governments, humanitarian partners, or service provision supply chains is an advantage. Knowledge & Skills - Strong understanding of supply chain planning processes and operational performance monitoring. - Strong data analytics capabilities, including development of dashboards and interpretation of operational datasets. - Ability to translate operational needs into analytical or technical solutions. - Strong stakeholder engagement skills and ability to work with country offices and technical teams. - Ability to manage competing priorities and coordinate complex cross-functional initiatives. - Effective people skills, able to work both individually and in a team in a multi-cultural environment.