• Lead development of the global service parts demand planning process, including forecasts, validation, and continuous improvement • Implement statistical forecasting models and incorporate business intelligence (failures, installed base, lifecycle data) • Collaborate with regional teams and commercial partners to align consensus demand plans across geographies • Monitor forecast accuracy, bias, and key KPIs, driving corrective actions as needed • Own global supply planning processes to ensure alignment between supply, demand, and inventory targets at repair centers • Drive inventory optimization strategies balancing service levels and working capital • Develop and manage replenishment policies, safety stock strategies, and order parameters at global repair centers • Establish and manage KPIs such as fill rate, backorder levels, lead time adherence, and inventory turns • Partner with regional supply chain teams to standardize planning processes and tools globally • Lead S&OP / IBP inputs for service parts demand and supply planning • Support network design and inventory placement strategies for global distribution centers

• Logistics leadership role for EMEA • Reporting into the Sr. Director of Global Logistics • Oversees the coordination of customer service and support activities for EMEA • Drives daily/weekly and year-end inventory cycle counts / Physical Inventory • Ensures all cycle count and Physical inventory procedures are properly documented, adhered to and up to date • Collaborate with internal teams, such as sales, operations, and finance • Manage and lead end-to-end logistics (warehousing, transportation, 3PL, etc.) across Onto all business units • Monitor and analyze key performance indicators to measure logistics performance • Identify and resolve logistical problems and bottlenecks • Maintain strong knowledge of the company's products and services and all industry standards and practices

• Manages the daily operations of the Purchasing department • Ensures team member collaboration, innovation, adherence to policies and procedures • Executes procurement activities while ensuring ethical procurement of supplies and services • Collaborates with key stakeholders on Supply Chain strategic integration efforts • Participates in Supply Chain management, developing budgets, programs, policies, and plans • Partners with management to reduce expenses and maximize value without compromising quality of care • Maintains constructive relationships with suppliers • Utilizes dashboard analytics to measure Purchasing effectiveness • Implements continuous process improvement strategies

Role Description The Supply Chain Operations Lead is responsible for ensuring uninterrupted material and spare parts availability across multiple sites while optimizing inventory levels and working capital. This role partners closely with Procurement, Suppliers, Engineering, and cross-functional (XFN) teams to manage material planning, inventory accuracy, master data governance, and process automation. The individual will leverage MRP systems, analytics, and continuous improvement practices to prevent stock-outs, resolve material constraints, and support scalable operations. Key Responsibilities - Inventory Planning & Materials Management - Partner with Procurement teams and suppliers to ensure a steady flow of materials across all sites without overcapitalizing inventory. - Support spare parts fulfillment by managing material demand signals using MRP software. - Anticipate stock requirements based on current operations and future site or functional needs. - Analyze inventory levels to support both increased and reduced demand scenarios. - Execute inventory transactions, including material movements and inter-site transfers. - Analyze inventory across multiple sites to identify imbalances, risks, and optimization opportunities. - Cross-Functional Collaboration - Partner with SPL and Meta’s Infrastructure Business Operations Services (IBOS) Central team to review site Materials Stock Locations (MSLs) and close identified gaps. - Collaborate with SPL, IBOS Central, Engineering, and FacOps teams to resolve operational and system-related material issues. - Facilitate review and reclassification of materials with cross-functional (XFN) stakeholders. - Process Improvement & Automation - Drive continuous improvement initiatives to enhance materials planning, inventory accuracy, and operational efficiency. - Automate tactical and repetitive activities to improve productivity and scalability. Qualifications - 7+ years of strong experience in supply chain operations, materials planning, inventory management, or spares management. - Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with experience in root-cause analysis. - Experience managing master data, BOMs, part numbers, and engineering change processes. - Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced, cross-functional environment. Preferred Qualifications - Hands-on experience with MRP systems and inventory planning tools. - Experience supporting large-scale, multi-site operations. - Familiarity with Meta systems such as Fusion, FBPNs, and MSL processes. - Advanced Excel skills; experience with VBA, Macros, or other automation tools. - Background in Lean, Continuous Improvement, or Materials Management best practices. Compensation Compensation at Accenture varies depending on a wide array of factors, which may include but are not limited to the specific office location, role, skill set, and level of experience. As required by local law, Accenture provides a reasonable range of compensation, based on full-time employment, for roles that may be hired as set forth below. The base pay range shown below is intended as a guideline to reflect the majority of offers for this role. It does not represent a maximum limit — in some cases, actual compensation may exceed the range where appropriate. - Role Location: British Columbia/Ontario - Hourly Salary Range: $35.58 to $59.62