SVP, Supply Chain: Capital Programs & Analytics Leader

Ladders; Denver (CO); On-site; USD 320,000 - 430,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Annual Incentive Program

Long Term Incentive

Medical, dental, vision insurance

Life insurance

Tuition reimbursement

Generous paid time off

Job summary

Ladders in Denver seeks a SVP, Supply Chain to lead enterprise procurement, logistics, and supplier strategy for a major capital program in a highly regulated energy sector.

The role focuses on securing equipment and contractor capacity, driving cost discipline, standardizing specs, and building resilient capabilities with cross-functional teams including operations, construction, and finance. Experience in regulatory environments is preferred.

Qualifications

• Experience leading enterprise procurement and logistics for large organizations (>$5B revenue).
• Proven track record in capital procurement for multi-billion-dollar programs in regulated environments.
• Experience applying technology and analytics, including AI, to improve supply chain performance.
• Ability to navigate global commodity volatility and geopolitical risks with contingency plans.
• Nuclear supply chains familiarity/regulatory knowledge is a plus but not required.

Responsibilities

• Translate a multi-turn capital plan into strategic sourcing and supplier strategies.
• Lead partnerships with suppliers to secure equipment and contractor capacity.
• Drive standardization of equipment specs to reduce cost and improve constructability.
• Structure contracts to optimize risk and total cost of ownership.
• Build data foundations to enable analytics and AI for supply chain management.
• Oversee fleet strategies to ensure safety and regulatory compliance.
• Identify supply risks and develop robust mitigation plans.

Skills

Strategic sourcing

Supplier management

Capital procurement

Analytics & AI

Regulatory/compliance

Job description

Ladders in Denver seeks a SVP, Supply Chain to lead enterprise procurement, logistics, and supplier strategy for a major capital program in a highly regulated energy sector.

The role focuses on securing equipment and contractor capacity, driving cost discipline, standardizing specs, and building resilient capabilities with cross-functional teams including operations, construction, and finance. Experience in regulatory environments is preferred.