Products Supply Chain Manager

At Globus Medical, we move with a sense of urgency to deliver innovations that improve the quality of life of patients with musculoskeletal disorders. Our team is inspired by the needs of these patients, and the surgeons and healthcare providers who treat them. We embrace a culture of exceptional response by partnering with researchers and educators to transform clinical insights into tangible solutions.

Our solutions improve the techniques and outcomes of surgery so patients can resume their lives as quickly as possible.

The Manager, New Product will project manage New Product Launches to ensure tight alignment between Commercial, Financial, and Operational planning & execution, in the efforts to bring product launches to market in a timely and predictable manner. This position will have broad exposure across Globus, as well as deep interactions with the Product Development, Marketing, Finance, Manufacturing, Purchasing, Logistics, and Information Technology.

• Drive Launch organizational and cultural strategies that are in the best interest of the Company and uphold Globus’ Supply Chain practices.
• Understand the next 3 years of the new product pipeline and work with Supply Chain counterparts to ensure we have the appropriate number and type of suppliers to meet that need as it arises.
• Drive the culture of meeting or beating expected margins for sourced product s includes appropriate source quoting, changing prints as needed to hit targets (while not sacrificing design intent), vendor negotiations, establishing how much designs ‘should cost’ prior to sending to quote, etc.
• Build and reinforce processes that allow for product Launch in 4 or less months from initial PO and all quotes are provided in 2 weeks or less.

• Participate in Quarterly Set Prioritization processes to ensure priority Set Demands are reflected in the Supply Chain priorities that are sent to all Suppliers.
• Work with Purchasing and Vendors to construct accurate supply plans and timing.
• Develop Launch timelines with PD based on Supply commitments and communicate to appropriate teams the latest information.
• Track and work with appropriate departments to close issues affecting launch timing.

• Monitor forecast versus sales on a monthly basis for 6 months after launch via the Order Planning meetings.

• Work with the Purchasing team to ensure that all orders are placed and expedited after MIP approval.
• Ensure additional approval is received, if costs exceed 10% by line, versus what was approved during the MIP.
• Ensure Product Development completes “Product Rejection Form” when parts are scrapped.
• Regularly follow-up with vendors for updates from vendors regarding commitment/delivery dates. Ensure we do not unconsciously sacrifice current business needs to deliver new launch product.
• Translate approved MIP’s into the Supply Chain forecast within an ERP (Create plan, enter sets and sales forecast).

• Set up and facilitate Make vs. Buy meetings between Product Development, Supply Chain, Branch, and Executive Management.
• Work with Product Development and the Quote Lead to get quotes for all parts prior to the MIP. Facilitate DFM (Design for Manufacturing) with the selected vendors to confirm capability and any necessary design changes prior to the DCO’s are processed.
• Work with Product Manager to ensure the pricing in the MIP is based off real quotes from the vendors that will be receiving the orders and within approved budget.
• Ensure the design is frozen, inspection sheets, gauging, set lists, forecast, DCO’s are all completed including drawings/models matching prior to final MIP.
• Assess competing priorities and participate in Pre‑MIP and MIP approval process.

• Work with PD/Marketing to develop Market Introduction Plans (MIP’s), work with supply chain planning group to assess competing priorities and participate in Pre‑MIP and MIP approval process.

• Maintain timelines for each project, document all changes, issues, reworks, scraps and other notable events that happen from…