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A leading food manufacturer in the UK is seeking an IT Supply Chain Market Partner to enhance collaboration between IT and Supply Chain. The role includes monitoring IT performance, managing incidents, and ensuring compliance across sites. The ideal candidate will have strong experience in service operations and a proactive approach to stakeholder management. This position offers a competitive salary, hybrid working, and additional benefits such as a company car and healthcare.
Do you enjoy bringing Supply Chain and IT closer together to improve site performance, stability and customer satisfaction?
Our Market Partners are a key element between Arla sites and IT. Advising leadership on IT health, coordinating escalations, and turning feedback into improvements that keep production and logistics running reliably.
As the IT Supply Chain Market Partner for Arla UK, you will own collaboration and governance with UK Supply Chain and site management. You’ll monitor operational IT performance across sites, act as an escalation point for incidents, ensure audit‑ready controls, and translate site feedback into actionable improvements for our IT Product teams. You will be based at Arla House in Leeds or an Arla production site, with regular UK travel and occasional international travel.
This role sits within Arla IT & Digital’s Supply Chain IT Product area and reports to the Senior Manager, IT SC Market Partner.
To be successful in the Market Partner role, you will need to act as a true partner, taking stakeholder concerns as your own and collaborating across the organization to resolve them. The ideal candidate will have strong experience and understanding of :
You will engage confidently with senior management and apply excellent interpersonal, stakeholder management, and facilitation skills.
You will communicate clearly to align diverse teams and influence decisions with evidence. You will work proactively and in a structured manner, anticipating risks, standardizing practices, and driving continuous improvement.
In your role you will work closely across sites and functions, embracing a steep learning curve with colleagues who will cheer, support, and challenge you.
To succeed in this role, you’ll need the flexibility to travel to our UK sites each week. This hands‑on presence is essential for building relationships, understanding site needs, and driving impactful improvements across our operations