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Milwaukee Tool is seeking a Lead Network Modeler to drive the development of large, complex network optimization models for strategic supply chain decisions. You will work directly with executives and subject matter experts to translate business questions into rigorous modeling, balancing realism and speed, and delivering actionable recommendations.
The role requires hands-on experience with major network-design software, strong data skills, and a track record of guiding senior stakeholders
The Lead Network Modeler will lead the development and application of network optimization models using commercial network modeling software to support strategic supply chain decisions. This is a hands‑on role for an experienced network modeler with extensive experience building large, complex models and applying them to network design, greenfield analysis, and strategic network studies. The role combines deep modeling expertise with strong business acumen: understanding the decision to be made, determining the right level of model complexity, working through imperfect data, and translating results into actionable recommendations. The Lead Network Modeler will work directly with business leaders and subject matter experts, help establish modeling best practices and priorities, and help build the organization's network modeling capability. You’ll be DISRUPTIVE through these duties and responsibilities: Build large, complex network optimization models using commercial network modeling software for network design, greenfield analysis, network optimization, distribution footprint, capacity, and other strategic studies. Translate business questions into modeling approaches that solve the actual business problem and support the decision - not simply the question as initially framed. Partner directly with key stakeholders and subject matter experts to understand objectives, requirements, constraints, tradeoffs, and decision criteria. Identify required stakeholders and data sources; gather, validate, and improve data; identify gaps; and work with business and technical partners to close them. Use sound judgment with imperfect data, distinguishing critical inputs from areas where reasonable assumptions or approximations are appropriate. Balance speed and precision - develop quick, directionally accurate models when appropriate while refining models when greater precision is required. Clearly communicate assumptions, limitations, methodology, results, and tradeoffs, and present recommendations to business stakeholders. Model complex supply chain economics and tradeoffs, including transportation, facility, labor, inventory, service, tax/duty, capacity, FTL/LTL, and shipment consolidation considerations. Challenge assumptions when appropriate and ensure models reflect the realities and economics of the business. Establish modeling best practices and help set priorities, coach others, and build broader network modeling capability.
Milwaukee Tool is an equal opportunity employer.
Milwaukee Tool, founded in 1924, is a global leader in delivering innovative solutions to the professional construction trades that increase productivity and safety.
Milwaukee is known for their world‑leading M12, M18, and MX FUEL cordless systems, the ground‑breaking performance of their cordless innovations, safety solutions, battery‑powered outdoor power equipment, jobsite lighting and clean‑up, time‑saving accessories, and innovative hand tool and PACKOUT Modular Storage Products.
The company is dedicated to delivering a steady stream of advanced, trade‑specific solutions.
Milwaukee Tool is a Brookfield, Wisconsin‑based subsidiary of Techtronic Industries Co. Ltd. (TTI) (HKEx stock code: 669, ADR symbol: TTNDY).
For more information on the full line of Milwaukee products, please call 1-800-SAWDUST or visit Milwaukee Tool.