Supply Chain Operations Manager, VP

As a Supply Chain Operations Manager based in India, your primary responsibility will be to support, develop, and deliver supply chain solutions that enhance the sourcing teams" ability to provide the bank with a competitive advantage. Your role will focus on improving customer experience, aligning with the bank's cost and risk appetite expectations, and driving process efficiencies to enhance overall Turnaround Time (TAT). You will be expected to lead the supply chain operations teams, ensuring accurate and timely deliveries, facilitating supplier relationships during the onboarding process, and managing the qualification process. Collaborating with suppliers on behalf of the sourcing teams to secure Non-disclosure Agreements will be a key aspect of your responsibilities. In addition to managing the sourcing process, including e-Auctions management, data analysis, and contract database review, you will be tasked with validating contract statuses, leading e-Auctions, reviewing purchasing transactions, and ensuring compliance with supply chain processes. Your role will also involve people management, fostering a performance-driven culture, and promoting collaboration with other teams to achieve organizational objectives. To excel in this position, you should possess a solid understanding of contract law, legal aspects relevant to supply chain operations, and proven experience in applying supply chain skills to influence business outcomes. Your expertise should encompass category management, contract negotiation, supplier selection, financial management, and familiarity with industry qualifications such as CIPS. Furthermore, you are expected to demonstrate proficiency in developing strategic supplier relationships, designing supply chain models, implementing process improvements, and taking ownership of supply chain issues to drive organizational growth and efficiency. Your track record should reflect a commitment to continuous improvement and a proactive approach to problem-solving within the supply chain domain.,