Biologics Sourcing Manager, IMSCP

The Biologics Sourcing Manager role at Johnson & Johnson focuses on managing the procurement of single-use technology (SUT) materials essential for biotherapeutics drug substance manufacturing. Johnson & Johnson is a global leader in healthcare, dedicated to innovating across various healthcare solutions, from preventive measures to personalized treatments. The company's mission is to enhance health outcomes for people worldwide. The Biologics Sourcing Manager will oversee supplier relationships, ensuring high performance, reliability, and quality. This involves leading strategic sourcing events, negotiating contracts, and managing supplier agreements. The role requires close collaboration with various teams, including manufacturing, technical, quality, planning, and R&D, to enhance material resilience, supplier performance, and overall value creation. The manager will also contribute to the development and execution of the global SUT category strategy, focusing on supply reliability, risk management, and stakeholder engagement. To excel in this role, candidates must have a strong background in procurement, with a focus on strategic sourcing and supplier management. Essential qualifications include a bachelor's degree in a relevant field, such as supply chain management, engineering, or a related discipline. Experience in the pharmaceutical or biotechnology industry is crucial, with at least five years in a procurement role. Proficiency in English is required, as the role involves global collaboration. Additionally, candidates should have experience with contract negotiation and commercial management. Nice-to-have skills include familiarity with single-use technology in biotherapeutics and experience with risk assessments and business continuity planning. The role offers a hybrid work environment, with locations in Titusville, New Jersey, Cork, Ireland, or Zug, Switzerland. The team at Johnson & Johnson values diversity and inclusivity, providing a supportive work environment that respects individual contributions. What the role asks for: - Bachelor's degree in supply chain management, engineering, or a related field. - Five years of experience in procurement, with a focus on strategic sourcing and supplier management. - Proficiency in English. - Experience in the pharmaceutical or biotechnology industry. - Experience with contract negotiation and commercial management. - Experience with single-use technology in biotherapeutics (nice to have).