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Life Sciences Distribution & Logistics Transformation Consultant

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accentureMorristown (NJ)

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About the role

Overview: In this role you will lead hands-on optimization of life sciences distribution operations, translating regulatory requirements into practical, ROI-driven designs. You’ll work across client teams to redesign centers, implement automation, and prioritize capital programs that unlock measurable value. Your work accelerates clients’ readiness for inspections and improves throughput and cost efficiency at scale. This is a hands-on consulting role where you shape solutions and drive outcomes. Compensation / Benefits medical, dental, vision life and long-term disability 401(k) plan bonus opportunities paid holidays paid time off
Responsibilities: Lead operational assessments and redesigns of regulated distribution centers Design future-state DC layouts and material handling strategies with ROI analysis Build and run simulation models and process analyses to validate designs Manage capital project workstreams including commissioning and regulatory readiness Collaborate with IT, Quality, Manufacturing, and Regulatory teams to ensure compliant solutions Develop operational readiness plans, staffing models, and KPI frameworks Apply data and analytics to surface opportunities and drive continuous improvement Support business development with compelling operational perspectives and proposals
Key requirements: 3+ years in warehouse, distribution, or logistics engineering with accountable operational outcomes Experience optimizing live DC operations (brownfield) including throughput and cost improvements Experience designing new or expanded DC facilities with floorplan and automation integration Life sciences/pharma or regulated industry experience (cGMP, FDA/EMA exposure) Bachelor's degree or equivalent work experience (minimum 12 years) Travel up to 0-100% depending on business needs leadership and people management cross-functional collaboration and stakeholder alignment problem-solving and analytical thinking simulation and capacity modeling Python or SQL Tableau or Power BI or Alteryx

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