Global SCM Material Sustainability Lead
Pubblicato il 30-08-2026 - Informatica / Software in Italia
Job Description:
The opportunity
Hitachi Energy is seeking a Global SCM Material Sustainability Lead for the Business Unit Transformers to join our innovative and forward-thinking team. In this role, you will lead the end-to-end management of the Material Sustainability pillar, aligning methodologies for environmental impact assessments, defining processes, implementing initiatives, and monitoring progress across the business unit. This is your opportunity to align with business objectives and regulatory requirements, supporting the organization's sustainability goals and making a meaningful impact in the energy industry.
How you will make an impact
Contribute to the development of the business unit's supply chain sustainability strategy, focusing on material sustainability and alignment with business objectives.
Monitor emerging material sustainability trends, regulatory changes, and customer requirements, integrating them into strategic and operational plans.
Develop standardized process flows for material sustainability requirements,
ensuring seamless coordination and effective implementation.
Identify opportunities to enhance material sustainability, driving projects such as decarbonization efforts and improving practices with key global suppliers.
Implement performance monitoring systems to track progress against material sustainability goals, enabling data-driven decisions and continuous improvement.
Develop and maintain a comprehensive database of primary sustainability data for materials, ensuring accurate information and promoting adoption across the supply chain. This includes defining the data needed to enable consistent LCA/EPD/PCF assessments and comparable material-level impact evaluations.
Engage with suppliers and cross-functional teams to guide strategic suppliers toward emission-zero goals and sustainable practices.
Develop and deliver training on material sustainability topics, fostering a culture of continuous improvement and best practices acros