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Nike

Designs and sells athletic shoes and apparel

Principal – Logistics Procurement

Procurement & SourcingPosted on Nov 5
Full-timeSingaporeNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • At least 8 years of relevant experience in logistics procurement, distribution, third-party logistics, outbound transportation, supply chain operations, category management, strategic sourcing, or a closely related field.
  • A bachelor's degree in supply chain management, logistics, operations, finance, engineering, business, program management, or a related field is required.
  • Deep knowledge of Asia Pacific and Latin America logistics operations and supplier markets, including distribution, fulfillment, transportation, cross-border movement, and in-country delivery.
  • Proven ability to shape strategy, influence senior leaders, and align stakeholders across regions, territories, functions, and categories.
  • Advanced experience leading complex, high-value request-for-X (RFx) events, supplier negotiations, commercial models, contract strategies, and business cases.
  • Experience enabling network transformation and growth, including market expansion, capacity planning, localization, transitions, and scalable operating models.
  • Strong financial and analytical skills, including the ability to evaluate trade-offs across total cost, service, capacity, investment, operations, and risk.
  • Executive presence, clear and influential communication skills, and judgment to navigate ambiguity and advance complex decisions.

Responsibilities

  • Serve as the senior Logistics Procurement partner for Asia Pacific and Latin America, aligning regional and global leaders on priorities, investment needs, and sourcing roadmaps.
  • Lead procurement strategy for major regional network and growth initiatives, connecting distribution capacity, third-party logistics, outbound transportation, service, cost, and risk.
  • Enable geographic expansion by shaping scalable logistics and supplier strategies that support projected revenue and distribution-capacity growth while protecting commercial discipline, service readiness, flexibility, and business continuity.
  • Guide the shift from centralized regional fulfillment to localized market fulfillment by defining procurement priorities across warehousing, supplier strategy, outbound delivery, contract flexibility, transition risk, and total landed cost.
  • Turn global category strategies and regional business needs into actionable multi-year category plans, sourcing strategies, supplier recommendations, and contracting roadmaps.
  • Lead complex, high-value request-for-X events, strategic negotiations, and supplier selections from business-case development through award, contracting, transition, and value realization.
  • Build commercial models that balance fixed and variable costs, capacity, productivity, service levels, technology, flexibility, and transition requirements.
  • Analyze spend, markets, suppliers, operations, and financial data to identify savings, cost avoidance, consolidation, and network optimization opportunities.
  • Shape supplier strategies and relationship-management priorities across the region, including multi-country and multi-category partners.
  • Set strategic direction for Procurement Operations and the procurement managed service provider to drive efficient, consistent, high-quality execution.
  • Develop executive-ready recommendations that frame the business need, options, financial impact, risks, trade-offs, and decisions required.
  • Coach and influence procurement colleagues and cross-functional partners, scale effective practices across the region, and bring regional market insight to global logistics category strategies.

Desired Qualifications

  • An advanced degree is preferred.

About the Company

Nike

Designs and sells athletic shoes and apparel

Nike designs and sells athletic footwear, apparel, equipment, and accessories for sports and everyday use. The group includes the Nike and Jordan brands and its owned subsidiary Converse, with products ranging from running shoes and basketball footwear to training clothing and casual sneakers. Most finished products are made by independent contract manufacturers, while Nike develops materials, cushioning systems, and product designs. It earns revenue by selling to wholesale customers and through its own stores and digital channels, with additional licensing arrangements for its brands. Nike began in 1964 as Blue Ribbon Sports and is headquartered near Beaverton, Oregon.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Beaverton, OR
Founded
1964

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