Project Manager, Network Transition
Pubblicato il 07-09-2026 - Johnson & Johnson in Milano
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Job Function
Supply Chain Deliver
Job Sub Function
Deliver Excellence
Job Category
Professional
All Job Posting Locations:
Bangalore, Karnataka, India, Bogotá, Distrito Capital, Colombia, Madrid, Spain, Milano, Italy, Pomezia, Roma, Italy, Prague, Czechia
Job Description
The JJMT Transformation function is responsible for designing and realizing the future-state supply chain network for Johnson & Johnson MedTech. This function includes oversight of consolidation and rationalization actions for the global distribution network, a strategic shift toward an asset-light model, and the build-out of new, future-looking logistics capabilities including partner management, network design, systems strategy, and defining the transition standards required to sustain performance in the future state. The team operates centrally, working in close partnership with regional Deliver teams across EMEA, APAC, LATAM, and North America.
PURPOSE OF POSITION
As part of the Network Orchestration function within Transformation, this role supports the planning, coordination, and execution of network transition activities required to enable the future-state supply chain net