Stage-Gate & Claims Coordinator
$55,000-$75,000
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$55,000-$75,000
About the role
- Stage-Gate Coordination
- Support administration of the stage-gate process for product development, reformulations, and packaging initiatives
- Schedule and coordinate gate reviews, ensuring all required deliverables are complete and accurate
- Track project timelines, milestones, and action items across R&D, operations, and commercial teams
- Maintain portfolio dashboards, tracking tools, and documentation
- Assist in the preparation of executive portfolio reviews and pipeline updates
- Claims Administration Coordination
- Serve as the primary point of contact for claims system inquiries and support audits/internal stakeholders
- Monitor and manage open claims, ensuring timely progression and resolution
- Review claims in the Administration stage to ensure: Accuracy of credit memos (pricing, quantities, ship-to/bill-to details)
- Completion of required documentation and system fields
- Complete final administrative approvals and close claims when appropriate
- Track and follow up on key actions including: Requests for additional information during discovery
- Approval/rejection decisions from PMs, DMs, and RSMsCross-Functional Coordination
- Act as a liaison between teams, including: R&D, Operations / Supply Chain, Finance, Sales (RSMs, DMs), Regulatory, Marketing, Technical Services (TS), Grower Specialist (GS)
- Facilitate alignment between technical product development and commercial execution
- Coordinate and lead recurring cross-functional meetings (e.g., claims review, project updates)
- Reporting & Analytics
- Claims & Operational Reporting
- Generate and distribute bi-weekly reports (e.g., SharePoint-based) detailing open claims and status
- Lead bi-weekly Teams meetings to review claims, focusing on overdue items and escalation needs
- Track claims KPIs including cycle time, aging, and resolution rates
- Monthly & Quarterly Reporting
- Prepare monthly Claims Integrated Business Planning (IBP) reporting and distribute to stakeholders Compile and analyze quarterly data, including:
- Operational Claims Investigation (OCI) metrics and master OCIFinished goods (FG) and output trendsQC Data Entry Compliance by Site Finished goods and raw materials at receipt
- Cost impacts by site (e.g., MMCF dollars)
- Financial summaries and claims trends
- Develop executive-level reporting, including:
- Board of Directors (BOD) presentations
- Supporting analysis, graphs, and insights
- Support portfolio reporting (pipeline health, launch readiness, KPI tracking)
- Process & Data Management
- Maintain accurate records across claims and stage-gate systems
- Ensure data consistency across Planner, SharePoint, reporting tools, and tracking systems
- Support continuous improvement of stage-gate and claims processes
- Identify opportunities to streamline reporting, workflows, and communication
- Bachelor's degree in Business, Horticulture, Agriculture, Operations, or related field (or equivalent experience)25+ years of experience in project coordination, claims administration, operations, or a product support role
- Experience in horticulture, agriculture, or consumer/retail products preferred
- Exposure to stage-gate processes and/or claims management systems is a strong plus
- Familiarity with project management or workflow tools
- Continuous improvement mindset with strong process orientation
- Ability to translate operational and technical data into actionable insight
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