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Life Sciences Supply Chain and Manufacturing Transformation Principal Director

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accentureIrving (TX)

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About the role

Overview: In this role you guide end-to-end Life Sciences transformation initiatives, shaping supply chain and manufacturing strategies. You will lead multi-disciplinary teams across global client projects and drive value through PLM, CMC, data-driven solutions, and AI-enabled change efforts. The role sits at the intersection of strategy, technology, and operations, delivering patient-centric growth and operational improvements. You will build senior client relationships and contribute to thought leadership in Life Sciences tech and processes. Compensation / Benefits medical, dental, vision, life, and long-term disability coverage 401(k) plan bonus opportunities paid holidays paid time off
Responsibilities: Lead sales origination and project delivery in Life Sciences Supply Chain and Manufacturing with focus on PLM and digital CMC Support sales and delivery of business and technology transformations leveraging deep PLM, CMC, tech transfer, data as a product, knowledge graphs, data lineage, and AI-enabled work Identify business value levers for PLM/CMC reinvention across pharma, biotech, MedTech and beyond Manage business development opportunities end to end to introduce innovative solutions Apply technical, industry, organizational knowledge to support selling opportunities Lead diverse, global teams to deliver projects effectively leveraging AI, setting strategy and coaching Communicate with senior stakeholders to manage relationships and ensure delivery excellence Coordinate networked consulting organization to influence stakeholders for world-class delivery across Tech, Management Consulting, and Data/AI
Key requirements: Minimum 8 years of Life Sciences transformation and technology advisory experience Minimum 5 years in a management or strategy consulting firm Bachelor's degree or equivalent with 10+ years of work experience leadership stakeholder management communication PLM CMC tech transfer

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