Senior Supply Chain Excellence and S&OP Manager, ASEAN

About the role

Avery Dennison is looking for a Senior Supply Chain Excellence and S&OP Manager for its ASEAN region, based in Rayong, Thailand. The role is a cross-functional leadership position that synchronizes demand, supply and capacity to ensure business agility, and leads digitalization and end-to-end efficiency transformation across the region. The ideal candidate combines the mindset of a master planner, a data scientist and a change agent.

Key responsibilities

• Sales & Operations Planning: lead monthly regional S&OP meetings, balance demand forecasts with supply and manufacturing capacity, and develop what-if scenarios
• Rough Cut Capacity Planning: validate RCCP outputs against S&OP demand, model plant and DC constraints, present base/upside/downside scenarios, and maintain RCCP dashboards
• Supply chain excellence: drive cost-out and efficiency initiatives, set a regional KPI framework (forecast accuracy, cost to serve, capacity utilization, OTIF, inventory turns), and lead the ASEAN digital roadmap and MEIO
• Supply management: govern purchase and master data, run purchase and inventory replenishment cycles, and define distribution strategies
• Other: lead standardization, digitalization and process optimization projects, support agile business needs, and act as liaison between Sales, Finance and Operations

Required profile

• 8-15 years in supply chain management, with at least 4 years leading S&OP, production planning or supply chain excellence in a regional role
• Proven track record managing complex, multi-country operations, ideally in ASEAN
• Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain, Engineering or Business; MBA or APICS CSCP/CPIM, PMP is highly preferred

Required skills

• Deep understanding of MPS and shop-floor constraints
• Advanced data modeling and supply chain analytics tools
• Project management and change management for large-scale transformation projects
• Strong stakeholder management and communication with C-suite executives and local teams