Full-Time

Principal Site Operations

Itc

Posted on 10/6/2025

Deadline 10/17/25
Nike

Nike

10,001+ employees

Designs, manufactures, and sells athletic footwear

No salary listed

Koppal, Karnataka, India

In Person

Category
Business & Strategy (2)
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Requirements
  • Bachelor’s degree in CS / Electronics (or similar) and preferably an MBA from a Top-tier college in Programs / Technology Management / Strategy
  • 12+ years of experience in building global products in hi-tech areas in key technical and managerial roles
  • Prior experience of independently leading strategic program management at business unit or organizational level in hi-tech domains
  • Excellent verbal and written communications & highly skilled in conflict resolution, collaboration, and decision making
  • Brings a very strong and hands-on understanding of strategic program management, organizational change management and leading with influence
  • Extensive programs management experience in a global, matrixed corporation (R&D, Technology Center or Global Capability Center)
  • Ability to engage with senior technology and business leaders on strategy as well as driving clarity and closure to high-profile, high-tension situations
  • Leadership Excellence with regards to team management and organizational evolution, strategic planning, financial planning and budget management, and vendor management
  • Proven experience with team building skills, with a concentration on employee engagement
  • Expert influencing skills and ability to gather alignment to organizational strategies
  • Ability to leverage resources to effectively translate business objectives into strategic business plans
Responsibilities
  • Lead and deliver key programs for ITC; creating/leveraging strong stakeholder relationships both across the site and globally
  • Key results shall include the ability to deliver business value impact across Nike ITC and Global Technology
  • Partner with other teams inside Nike ITC and Global Technology e.g., Tech, Product, Program Management, Business Operations, HR, TA, Finance and Workplace
  • Build strong partnership with various leaders in segments, functional groups inside ITC and across Global Technology teams
  • Designing play-books and providing guidance on best practices, Ways of Working and high-performance delivery
  • Support the yearly planning cycle, from both a business needs and financial planning perspective
  • Create/ Report on program status, metrics and communications & manage program, processes and continued process excellence
  • Work with leaders in World Headquarters (WHQ). Understand demand for the ITC based work and fulfil staffing and supplier resource needs
  • Participate in governance meetings and drive actions on the ground necessary to ensure alignment with ITC guiding principles outlined in the workforce strategy
  • Establish relationships with key Service Providers to ensure that the mix between sourced capabilities and ITC work is aligned
  • Drive SOW’s and contracts for ITC work that needs to leverage external capabilities
  • Create and run a set of Program operational rhythms with the right stakeholders in the ITC using a set of key performance indicators (KPI’s) that speak to the health of the ITC
  • Conduct Program operational reviews. Communicate status of work streams related to ramp up/running ITC. Manage ITC Program Tracks using project management rigor and regular communications
  • Participate in employee engagement activities in the ITC to ensure a high degree of employee satisfaction and morale
  • Partner with Finance on the operational budget for the India Tech Center. Help create the annual financial forecast /budget and champion the needs of the ITC with WHQ leaders and Finance
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience working with technology leadership, business functions, and external vendors
  • Ability to navigate ambiguity, connect the dots and think strategically – seeing ahead to possibilities and translating strategy to portfolio execution enabled by effective business operations in a Distributed environment
  • Ability to drive transparency and ensure priorities and plans are aligned & consistent with the goals of the business and our organization

Nike is a global company that designs, manufactures, and sells footwear, apparel, equipment, and accessories for athletes, fitness enthusiasts, and everyday consumers. Its products range from running shoes and training apparel to sports gear, with performance features like cushioning, support, moisture-wicking fabrics, and durable materials. Nike distributes through its own stores, its online shop, and third-party retailers, and it also leverages athlete and team endorsements and a membership program to boost sales and engagement. The company differentiates itself through a strong brand built on high-profile endorsements, a broad direct-to-consumer network, a deep product catalog, and a commitment to sustainability and social impact. Nike’s goal is to grow as a leading global sports brand by delivering high-quality products and compelling retail experiences, while reducing its environmental footprint and increasing positive social impact.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Beaverton, Oregon

Founded

1964

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What believers are saying

  • DTC sales grew from 35% in 2016 to 63% in 2021 boosting margins.
  • Emerging markets like China and India drive low double-digit growth.
  • Collegiate deals with University of San Diego and Bryn Mawr ensure recurring revenue.

What critics are saying

  • HOKA seizes running share via superior cushioning, triggering 172 Missouri layoffs.
  • Lululemon and On capture 3% share, forcing 1,400 global job cuts.
  • Portland lawsuit demands $1B tariff refunds after Nike's $5-10 price hikes.

What makes Nike unique

  • Nike commands 96% basketball shoe market share globally.
  • Nike holds 35.01% global athletic footwear share in 2024.
  • Nike's 300 million social media followers dwarf Adidas and Puma.

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Health Insurance

Remote Work Options

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Company News

SGB Online
Apr 29th, 2026
University of San Diego athletics partners with Nike and BSN Sports.

University of San Diego athletics partners with Nike and BSN Sports. April 29, 2026 The University of San Diego agreed to a new multi-year partnership with Nike and BSN Sports, continuing Nike's role as the official outfitter of all Torero programs. Through the agreement, BSN Sports, a division of Varsity Brands, will serve as the exclusive supplier of uniforms, apparel, footwear, accessories and equipment for USD Athletics, supporting all 18 Division I programs. "Extending our partnership with Nike and BSN Sports reflects our continued commitment to providing a high-level experience for our student-athletes," said Kimya Massey, USD associate VP and executive director of Athletics. "Nike's position as the premier provider of Sports apparel globally makes this alignment especially meaningful. As the landscape of college athletics continues to evolve, it's critical that we align with partners who support our pursuit of excellence and our values. This partnership ensures our programs are well-equipped to compete, while also elevating the visibility and impact of the Torero brand." "This partnership creates meaningful opportunities to expand our merchandise footprint and deliver a more consistent and elevated experience for Torero fans," said Daniel Nunes, USD chief revenue officer and senior associate AD for revenue generation & innovation. "That level of consistency and accessibility that BSN Sports provides as a supplier will help us better deliver and connect with our fan base while strengthening a more cohesive Torero brand identity." Nike will continue to provide competition uniforms, training gear and sideline apparel across all sports. The partnership also ensures streamlined access to equipment and apparel, enhancing day-to-day operations for coaches and student-athletes. "As a proud Torero and graduate of the USD School of Law, I'm excited to continue our work with the school and program that provided the foundation of my career," said BSN Sports President Terry Babilla. "Our Collegiate Select Division takes pride in their service and support for every customer and we're looking forward to delivering even greater impact in the years to come." "I want to thank Kimya, Daniel, everyone at San Diego and Nike for continuing to trust our team," said Todd Northrop, who serves as senior vice president of BSN Sports collegiate and pro select divisions. "We remain committed to helping every Torero student athlete, coach, staff member and fan show up game day ready for each and every season." Images courtesy University of San Diego

SGB Online
Apr 27th, 2026
EXEC: Nike to lay off 172 workers at Missouri air-sole facility.

EXEC: Nike to lay off 172 workers at Missouri air-sole facility. April 27, 2026 Nike Inc. plans to permanently lay off 172 workers at its Air Manufacturing Innovation facility in St. Charles County in Missouri this summer, according to a state filing. The filing comes as Nike last week announced plans to lay off about 1,400 employees, largely around operations and technology. The layoffs included streamlining and adjusting staffing at Air Manufacturing Innovation (Air MI) facilities in Beaverton, Oregon.; St. Louis; Missouri; and Vietnam. Nike said in a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) letter dated April 23 that the cuts will take effect June 26 at its facility located at 8 Research Park Drive. The affected employees work at the site operated by NIKE IHM Inc., doing business as AirMI. Nike, which also owns the facility, said the layoffs are permanent, employees do not have bumping rights and none are represented by a union. The filing includes a wide range of impacted roles, from production and machine operators to engineers, technicians and management positions, according to lists of affected jobs included in the notice. The St. Charles County facility is part of Nike's advanced manufacturing footprint in the region. The company has had operations tied to its Air Manufacturing Innovation efforts at Missouri Research Park for years. Image courtesy Nike, Inc.

Yahoo Finance
Apr 15th, 2026
Nike opens SoHo flagship across from Adidas as German rival reports $28B annual sales

Nike is opening a new SoHo flagship at 611 Broadway on 16 April, directly across from Adidas' longtime store at Broadway and West Houston Street. The location, formerly occupied by Crate & Barrel, sits two blocks from Nike's previous SoHo shop at 529 Broadway. The proximity sets up a direct retail rivalry between the sportswear giants at a bustling Manhattan intersection. Adidas has occupied its SoHo flagship since 2004. The opening comes as the brands show diverging fortunes. Adidas reported fourth-quarter fiscal 2025 sales grew 11% to €6.08 billion, with full-year sales reaching €24.81 billion, up 13% on a currency-neutral basis. CEO Bjørn Gulden said the quarter "ended better than we expected". Nike's recent performance was not detailed in the article.

Yahoo Finance
Apr 14th, 2026
Nike tops teen fashion polls but China sales plunge 20% threatens recovery

Nike remains the top brand among American teenagers despite its stock declining 68% over five years, according to a Piper Sandler survey of nearly 11,000 US teens. Twenty-six per cent of teens named Nike their favourite clothing brand, whilst 46% chose it for footwear, far ahead of competitors like Adidas and New Balance. However, this popularity may not be enough to rescue the stock. Nike reported a 7% year-over-year revenue decline in Greater China in its latest quarterly results, with executives forecasting a further 20% drop in Chinese sales for the current quarter. Despite strong brand loyalty amongst young American consumers, Nike's struggles in crucial international markets like China suggest investors should prepare for continued share price declines.

Yahoo Finance
Apr 12th, 2026
Nike to replace Adidas as UEFA Champions League ball sponsor in $45M+ annual deal

Nike is in exclusive discussions to replace Adidas as the official match ball sponsor for the UEFA Champions League from 2027 to 2031, ending Adidas's 25-year partnership. The deal, covering all UEFA men's club competitions including the Europa League and Conference League, could be worth over €40 million annually, potentially double the current value. Adidas confirmed it will not renew its role but will continue supplying other tournaments. For Nike, the move strengthens its football ambitions after Puma replaced it as the Premier League's official ball supplier this season. The development follows Nike's Q3 earnings beat, with revenues of $11.28 billion. CEO Elliott Hill highlighted football's growth potential, particularly around the upcoming FIFA World Cup, despite ongoing inventory clearance efforts creating short-term pressure.

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