IT Supply Chain Lead (Medical Device Sector)

IT Supply Chain Lead (Medical Device Sector) Bern Region | Hybrid | Do you enjoy sitting where IT meets real production — warehouses, factories, quality systems, logistics flows? Were supporting an international medical device manufacturer whose products are used every day by patients worldwide. Reliability, compliance, and smart system design are non-negotiable here. This role is about owning how supply chain IT actually works , globally. What Youll Own Youll be the person accountable for the technology enabling supply chain operations — from how materials move, to how quality is documented, to how systems talk to each other across sites. Youll lead a small but critical team and decide what gets built, improved, or fixed . Your Day-to-Day Take responsibility for IT platforms supporting logistics, sourcing, quality processes, and technical services across multiple international sites Ensure systems remain reliable while coordinating upgrades, enhancements, and new capabilities Guide and develop a team of IT professionals , balancing delivery, coaching, and prioritisation Introduce smarter ways of working through automation, system integration, and data-driven improvements Work closely with operational leaders to convert business needs into workable, compliant IT solutions Coordinate external partners and control spending within your scope What We are Looking For Solid experience running IT solutions in supply chain or manufacturing environments Strong familiarity with SAP-driven landscapes in logistics or production contexts Educational background in IT, engineering, business informatics, or equivalent experience Broad understanding of how procurement, quality systems, and maintenance interact in industrial settings Track record of leading teams and taking accountability for outcomes Comfortable operating in regulated industries where documentation and reliability matter Professional-level German and English Why This Is Interesting Systems you manage directly support medical devices used by patients globally International responsibility without endless travel Real ownership — not just coordination Hybrid working in Switzerland Long-term role in a stable, growing med-tech environment