SCM Change Management and Continuous Improvement Manager
Pubblicato il 31-07-2026 - Hitachi Vantara in Milano
Job Description
The Opportunity
At Hitachi Energy, we are shaping a more sustainable energy future and our supply chains play a critical role in making that happen. As SCM Change Management and Continuous Improvement Manager, you will take on a global role where embedding regulatory requirements into scalable, end‑to‑end SCM processes, driving continuous improvement, and enabling modern, data‑ and AI‑ready ways of working will be your core responsibilities.
You will strengthen SCM regulatory compliance by embedding regulatory requirements into scalable, end‑to‑end SCM processes reused across regulations such as EUDR, CBAM, and other ESG‑related requirements. You will drive continuous improvement and digital enablement, simplifying processes, reducing manual effort, and enabling data‑driven and AI‑ready ways of working in close collaboration with data, digital, and IT teams. You will also support change adoption, capability development and knowledge management, ensuring sustainable implementation across Business Units and Functions.
How You’ll Make an Impact
- Design, implement,
and continuously improve scalable SCM regulatory compliance processes that are reusable across regulations and Business Units
- Shift regulatory compliance from project‑based delivery to standardized, end‑to‑end SCM processes embedded in operations
- Embed compliance‑by‑design through technology‑enabled monitoring, controls, and escalation mechanisms
- Support internal and external audits through robust process design, clear governance, and audit‑ready execution
- Drive change management and enablement to ensure SCM teams and suppliers are ready for evolving regulatory requirements
- Deliver measurable efficiency, quality, and resilience improvements by simplifying processes, strengthening adherence, and reducing manual effort
- Identify and eliminate recurring root causes from audits, incidents, and operational data to prevent repeat issues
- Collaborate with CSS Service Excellence and Ce