Global Supply Chain Product Owner - Execution

Weir

Portland (OR)

Hybrid

USD 100,000 - 150,000

Full time

11 days ago

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Job summary

Weir is seeking a Product Owner – Execution to lead the vision, roadmap, and prioritized backlog for its global warehouse, logistics, distribution, transportation, and customer fulfilment capabilities. You will shape scalable solutions across the Supply Chain domain, including SAP EWM and Transportation Management, working with business, technology, and operations teams to deliver measurable value.

You will drive adoption, continuous improvement, and value realisation as the role transitions

Qualifications

Any equivalent combination of education and experience will be considered for candidates that can perform the objectives above.
Demonstrated experience as a Product Owner, Logistics Manager, Distribution Manager, Warehouse Operations Leader, EWM/TM Product Lead, Business Lead, or subject‑matter expert in a complex regional or global environment.
Strong knowledge of logistics execution, warehouse operations, inventory movement, distribution, transport management, and customer fulfilment, with experience in SAP EWM, SAP TM, SAP S/4HANA, or equivalent platforms.
Experience managing product backlogs and translating business requirements into user stories and acceptance criteria using Agile, Waterfall, or hybrid delivery methods; familiarity with Jira, Azure DevOps, SAP Cloud ALM, Signavio, or similar tools is beneficial.

Responsibilities

Own and maintain the Execution product vision, roadmap, and prioritised backlog, aligning delivery with Supply Chain strategy, business value, user needs, risk, and process‑consolidation priorities.
Translate warehouse, logistics, distribution, transport, inventory movement, and fulfilment requirements into clear backlog items, user stories, and acceptance criteria.
Lead execution‑product improvements across design, testing, deployment, go‑live, hypercare, and transition to BAU, coordinating dependencies across business, data, integration, technology, change, testing, and external delivery partners.
Use OTIF, logistics productivity, inventory accuracy, warehouse performance, transport performance, and fulfilment insights to prioritise improvements, challenge unnecessary local variation, and drive adoption and value realisation.
Demonstrate 100% commitment to our zero harm behaviours in support of our drive towards developing a world class safety culture.