Biologics Sourcing Manager, IMSCP

Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine; New Jersey; On-site; USD 120,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Johnson & Johnson’s Innovative Medicine division is seeking a Manager of Procurement for Single Use Technology in Biologics, supporting global supply chain procurement. The role emphasizes sourcing, supplier management, cost optimization, and category strategies for biologics manufacturing materials.

Responsibilities include supplier relationship management, strategic sourcing, contract negotiations, and cross-functional stakeholder engagement, focusing on bioprocessing and biotherapeutics drug

Qualifications

• Minimum of a Bachelor's degree in Business, Science, or Engineering.
• 5+ years in procurement, supply chain, or related fields.
• Experience with strategic sourcing, contract management, and supplier performance.

Responsibilities

• Supplier relationship management, strategic sourcing, contract negotiations, and cross-functional stakeholder engagement, with a focus on bioprocessing and biotherapeutics drug substances.
• Support for new product launches, technology transfers, and risk mitigation efforts.

Skills

Strategic sourcing

Contract negotiations

Supplier relationship management

Cross-functional collaboration

Digital procurement tools

Education

Bachelor's degree

Tools

Digital procurement tools

Job description

Role: Manager of Procurement for Single Use Technology in Biologics within Johnson & Johnson's Innovative Medicine division, supporting global supply chain procurement.

Objectives include sourcing and managing suppliers, optimizing costs, ensuring supply reliability, and executing category strategies for biologics manufacturing materials.

Responsibilities encompass supplier relationship management, strategic sourcing, contract negotiations, and cross-functional stakeholder engagement, with a focus on bioprocessing and biotherapeutics drug substances.

The role also involves supporting new product launches, technology transfers, and risk mitigation efforts.

Qualifications: minimum of a Bachelor's degree in Business, Science, or Engineering; 5+ years in procurement, supply chain, or related fields; experience with strategic sourcing, contract management, and supplier performance.

Preferred skills include knowledge of bioprocessing, biotherapeutics, and digital procurement tools, with experience supporting manufacturing expansion and technology transfers in regulated environments.

High-Value: biologics, bioprocessing materials, single-use technology, supply chain resilience, early-stage to commercial manufacturing support, and global cross-functional collaboration.

Work setup: hybrid in Titusville, NJ; Cork, Ireland; or Zug, Switzerland; up to 15% travel.