Full-Time

UPS Healthcare Global Director of Standards & Systems

Posted on 4/25/2025

United Parcel Service (UPS)

United Parcel Service (UPS)

Global logistics and package delivery services

Compensation Overview

$140.3k - $259.9k/yr

+ Short-term Incentive Compensation + Long-term Incentive Compensation

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No H1B Sponsorship

Louisville, KY, USA + 3 more

More locations: Harrisburg, PA, USA | Durham, NC, USA | Alpharetta, GA, USA

Candidates not located in the listed locations must be willing to self-relocate.

US Citizenship Required

Category
Healthcare Administration & Support
Medical, Clinical & Veterinary
Required Skills
Risk Management
Requirements
  • Strong leadership skills with the ability to drive change, influence stakeholders, and foster a culture of quality and compliance.
  • Financial Acumen
  • Excellent problem-solving and decision-making abilities, with a keen attention to detail.
  • Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills, capable of effectively engaging with individuals at all levels of the organization.
  • Experience in managing and leading global teams across multiple locations and time zones is highly desirable.
  • Professional certifications in quality management (e.g., Certified Quality Auditor, Certified Quality Manager) are advantageous.
  • Bachelor's or advanced degree in a scientific or technical discipline.
  • Extensive experience (15+ years) in quality management, preferably within the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, or medical device industries.
  • In-depth knowledge of GxP regulations, such as Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP), Good Distribution Practice (GDP), and their application in a global setting.
  • Proven experience in developing, implementing, and managing quality systems in accordance with regulatory requirements and industry best practices.
Responsibilities
  • Maintain and own the global quality system and standards strategy roadmap for GxP compliance across all relevant functions and business units.
  • Maintain quality standards, policies, and procedures in alignment with global regulatory requirements and industry guidelines.
  • Lead the management of quality systems, including document control, change control, deviation management, risk management, and Corrective and Preventive Actions.
  • Drive initiatives to enhance operational efficiency, streamline processes, and optimize resource allocation while maintaining the highest quality standards.
  • Ensure targets are achieved through effective quality performance monitoring, measurement, and analysis and reporting. Identify Quality KPIs, collate KPI data and reporting. Produce KPI metrics to monitor and drive continuous improvement. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to develop and deliver training programs on quality systems, GxP regulations, and compliance requirements.
  • Drive vendor management and management of third-party auditors regarding quality system matters and inspections.
  • Stay abreast of evolving regulatory guidelines and industry trends to proactively assess and address potential impacts on the organization's quality systems.
  • Provide Quality leadership and oversight of the QA Managers, QA Supervisors and QA Specialists to ensure consistent implementation of and compliance to the UPS Healthcare Quality Management System.
  • Provide support (when needed) to oversee, review and approve locations Validation, Calibration, and Preventative Maintenance programs to assure consistent implementation of the Marken programs regionally in conjunction with the global validation team.
  • Responsible for attending and supporting inspections and visits, performed by the local authorities and certified bodies (e.g. ISO) as required to meet business needs.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience in managing and leading global teams across multiple locations and time zones is highly desirable.
  • Professional certifications in quality management (e.g., Certified Quality Auditor, Certified Quality Manager) are advantageous.
United Parcel Service (UPS)

United Parcel Service (UPS)

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UPS provides logistics services that include the transportation of packages and freight, as well as supply chain management solutions. Their operations span over 220 countries and territories, catering to a wide range of clients from individuals to large businesses. UPS's services include express delivery and freight forwarding, with pricing based on the weight, size, and destination of shipments. The company distinguishes itself from competitors by utilizing an extensive global network and advanced technology to ensure reliable and efficient delivery. The main goal of UPS is to facilitate international trade and improve business operations through effective logistics solutions.

Company Size

N/A

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Atlanta, Georgia

Founded

1907

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • UPS's digital transformation enhances operational efficiency and customer satisfaction.
  • Acquisitions in healthcare logistics strengthen UPS's position in temperature-controlled solutions.
  • Focus on profitable accounts may improve long-term financial stability.

What critics are saying

  • Reducing Amazon package volume could lead to short-term revenue loss.
  • Amazon's rural delivery expansion may reduce UPS's market share in rural areas.
  • Potential operational risks with Figure AI partnership in logistics operations.

What makes United Parcel Service (UPS) unique

  • UPS leverages advanced technology for efficient global logistics solutions.
  • UPS's extensive global network covers over 220 countries and territories.
  • UPS offers comprehensive supply chain management and freight forwarding services.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

401(k) Company Match

Paid Vacation

Paid Sick Leave

Paid Holidays

Professional Development Budget

Company News

PYMNTS
May 13th, 2025
Amazon Adds Fedex To Delivery Partners As Ups Cuts Back

Amazon will have FedEx deliver large packages to the retailer’s customers for the first time in six years.The companies reached a multiyear agreement that renews a relationship that ended in 2019, Bloomberg reported Monday (May 12).The deal follows a January announcement by UPS that it will cut the number of packages it delivers for Amazon by half by the end of next year, according to the report.Amazon said in the report that it does not plan to use FedEx to replace the business it still does with UPS; instead, FedEx will serve as one of several third-party partners that deliver to the retailer’s customers, per the report.“FedEx joins our other third-party partners like UPS and the USPS, that work alongside our own last mile delivery network to help us balance capacity to best serve customers,” Amazon spokesman Steve Kelly said in the report.Amazon’s own logistics network, which is made up of small businesses, delivers more than two-thirds of the retailer’s packages, according to the report.A FedEx spokesperson said in the report: “We have reached a mutually beneficial, multiyear agreement to provide residential delivery of select large packages for Amazon.”UPS said April 29 that it was accelerating its planned volume reduction from Amazon, a longtime major customer, as part of UPS’ pivot away from low-margin, high-volume accounts and toward more profitable business.Amazon’s insourcing of logistics has been an industrywide headwind, and UPS’ proactive recalibration could be a prudent step toward margin expansion, even if it results in near-term revenue pressure, PYMNTS reported at the time.FedEx said in August 2019 that it planned to conclude its ground-delivery contract with Amazon and would not renew it. The logistics company had already ended its express U.S. shipping contract early that summer.“This change is consistent with our strategy to focus on the broader eCommerce market, which the recent announcements related to our FedEx Ground network have us positioned extraordinarily well to do,” a spokesperson for FedEx said at the time.News had surfaced in June 2019 that FedEx would not be renewing its express U.S. contract with Amazon, calling the move a strategic decision

PYMNTS
May 1st, 2025
Amazon To Invest $4 Billion To Speed Delivery In Rural Areas

Amazon said Wednesday (April 30) that it will invest over $4 billion to expand its rural delivery network and provide faster delivery to millions of customers in less densely populated areas.The investment will expand Amazon’s rural delivery network to over 200 delivery stations, create over 100,000 new jobs and enable the retailer’s network to deliver over a billion packages each year to customers in more than 13,000 ZIP codes, Udit Madan, senior vice president, Amazon Worldwide Operations, said in a Wednesday blog post.“At a time when many logistics providers are backing away from serving rural customers because of cost to serve, we are stepping up our investment to make their lives easier and better,” Madan said in the post.Amazon opened its first rural delivery station in 2020, began scaling its small-town delivery network in 2023 and has accelerated its average delivery speeds by 50%, according to the post.“By the end of 2026, we’ll have tripled the size of our rural delivery network, to provide Prime members from Milton, Florida, to North Pole, Alaska, (and thousands of small towns and rural communities in between) the ability to shop from over 300 million items from the convenience of their homes and receive their packages even faster — cutting average delivery times in half,” Madan said in the post.It was reported that Amazon was ramping up its logistics expansion efforts by acquiring industrial property and restructuring its distribution network to speed delivery and reduce costs.At the time, the company had leased, bought or announced plans for over 16 million square feet of new warehouse space in the U.S. in the first five months of 2024, adding to its existing footprint of about 413 million square feet of industrial real estate across the country.UPS said Tuesday (April 29) that it was accelerating its planned volume reduction from Amazon, long a major customer, and now expects to slash Amazon package volume in its network by more than 50% by June 2026.UPS executives said the decision reflects UPS’ pivot away from low-margin, high-volume accounts and toward more profitable business

PYMNTS
Apr 29th, 2025
Ups Shifts Strategy With Amazon Exit, Smb Push Amid Cost Cuts

United Parcel Service (UPS) entered 2025 navigating the currents of a rapidly evolving logistics landscape. “We are focusing on controlling what we can control and executing our strategy to improve long-term profitability,” UPS CFO Brian Dykes told investors on Tuesday’s (April 29) first-quarter 2025 earnings call. “The macro environment may be uncertain, but with our actions, we will emerge as an even stronger, more nimble UPS,” CEO Carol Tomé added

PYMNTS
Apr 28th, 2025
Report: Ups Considering Partnership With Robotics Startup Figure Ai

UPS and Figure AI are reportedly considering a partnership in which the robotics startup’s humanoid robots would perform some tasks in the logistics company’s operations. Discussions between the two companies are ongoing, Bloomberg reported Monday (April 28), citing unnamed sources. UPS said in the report that it wouldn’t discuss potential vendor partners and that it regularly explores a wide range of technologies, including robotics

UPS
Apr 25th, 2025
UPS to Acquire Andlauer Healthcare Group for $1.6 Billion, Strengthening its Global Offerings in Complex Healthcare Logistics

Acquisition will Enhance End-to-End Capabilities and Service to Healthcare Customers Needing Temperature-Controlled Logistics Solutions in North America

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