Full-Time

Associate Manager

Project Management, Commercialization

Deadline 10/19/26
SC Johnson

SC Johnson

10,001+ employees

Manufactures and markets household products sustainably

No salary listed

No H1B Sponsorship

Racine, WI, USA

Hybrid

Four days per week in-office and one day remote after the 90-day onboarding period. No relocation assistance; travel is approximately 10%.

Bachelor's, Master's

Category
Project & Program Management (1)
Required Skills
Supply Chain Management
Financial analysis
Risk Management

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Requirements
  • A Bachelor's Degree and 5+ years of experience in project management, including at least 3+ years of experience in a manufacturing environment supporting functions such as purchasing, production planning, distribution/logistics, product development, and/or commercialization, or a Master's Degree with at least 3+ years of relevant work experience.
  • A proven track record of delivering complex, cross-functional initiatives on time and within budget.
  • Authorization to work in the United States now and in the future without sponsorship.
  • Project management, financial acumen, integrated risk management, quality, robustness, regulation and safety, scientific rigor, and technical curiosity skills.
Responsibilities
  • Leverage business acumen to understand market and category dynamics to optimize business results.
  • Manage projects from ideation through commercialization, launch, and post-launch phases, including developing timelines, key milestones, and risk mitigation plans.
  • Develop and manage detailed project schedules to meet launch commitments in each country defined in the project scope.
  • Manage projects according to SC Johnson processes and best practices.
  • Engage appropriate cross-functional subject matter experts to deliver project subprocesses and milestones, focusing on cost of sales, capital, quality, customer service, first arrival date, and case fill-rate metrics.
  • Provide project leadership within a regional cross-functional team to drive end-to-end execution.
  • Track project progress against deliverables and milestones, issue status reports, and escalate breakdowns and issues as necessary.
  • Maintain project documentation, including the project management system, Stage-Gate documents, risk register, issue log, OneNote, and close-out report.
  • Manage internal and external communication plans for team members, stakeholders, sponsors, and executives.
  • Apply root cause analysis and problem-solving skills to identify critical factors affecting successful project implementation.
  • Use functional expertise to enable successful commercialization.
Desired Qualifications
  • Project Management Institute or APICS certification.
  • Experience in project management for consumer packaged goods development, manufacturing, purchasing, planning, distribution, and/or commercialization.
  • Experience with new product launches, contract manufacturing, and financial analysis related to operations.
  • Experience interfacing with, leading, and building relationships across multiple organizational levels and internal and external functions.
  • Ability to motivate non-direct reports and keep teams working effectively together.
  • Ability to operate in a complex, unstructured environment.
  • Clear and concise communication and collaboration skills, especially across countries, including orchestrating effective meetings.
  • Creativity, adaptability, persuasiveness, perseverance, and strategic thinking.
  • A high degree of initiative and strong problem-solving skills.

SC Johnson is a fifth-generation family-owned consumer goods company that develops and sells household products such as cleaning supplies, air care, pest control, and storage solutions. Its product lines include well-known brands like Windex, Glade, and Ziploc, which are sold through online and offline retail channels worldwide. The company’s products work by solving everyday cleaning, scent, pest control, and storage needs with formulated liquids, sprays, wipes, sachets, bags, and containers designed for home use. SC Johnson differentiates itself from competitors through its long family lineage, a strong focus on sustainability, and a commitment to environmental stewardship—reducing manufacturing waste and greenhouse gas emissions while increasing renewable energy use. Its goal is to build trusted brands that meet consumer needs while operating responsibly and delivering eco-friendly choices globally.

Company Size

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What believers are saying

  • August 2026 report says 72% greenhouse-gas cuts, zero landfill waste, and 25% PCR packaging.
  • May 13, 2026 State Department deal can protect 60 million people with Guardian.
  • Lisa McKnight joined August 25, 2026 to sharpen Lifestyle Brands at Method, Ecover, Babyganics.

What critics are saying

  • Philadelphia sued SC Johnson in September 2025 over Ziploc recyclability claims, targeting labels.
  • A California class action attacks Ziploc microplastics and microwave-safe marketing.
  • Severson v. S.C. Johnson reached jury trial, exposing leave-management and HR compliance flaws.

What makes SC Johnson unique

  • Fifth-generation Johnson ownership funds Guardian, a not-for-profit malaria tool, since 2014.
  • SC Johnson runs 20-million-unit Nairobi manufacturing for Guardian, scaling access quickly.
  • Windex, Glade, Ziploc, and OFF! provide unmatched shelf power across global retail.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Parental Leave

Flexible Work Hours

Paid Vacation

401(k) Company Match

Profit Sharing

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

8%

1 year growth

8%

2 year growth

8%
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