IT Supply Chain Lead (Medical Device Sector)

Bern Region | Hybrid |

Do you enjoy sitting where IT meets real production — warehouses, factories, quality systems, logistics flows?
Were supporting an international medical device manufacturer whose products are used every day by patients worldwide. Reliability, compliance, and smart system design are non-negotiable here.

This role is about owning how supply chain IT actually works, globally.

What Youll Own

Youll be the person accountable for the technology enabling supply chain operations — from how materials move, to how quality is documented, to how systems talk to each other across sites.

Youll lead a small but critical team and decide what gets built, improved, or fixed.

Your Day-to-Day

• Take responsibility for IT platforms supporting logistics, sourcing, quality processes, and technical services across multiple international sites
• Ensure systems remain reliable while coordinating upgrades, enhancements, and new capabilities
• Guide and develop a team of IT professionals, balancing delivery, coaching, and prioritisation
• Introduce smarter ways of working through automation, system integration, and data-driven improvements
• Work closely with operational leaders to convert business needs into workable, compliant IT solutions
• Coordinate external partners and control spending within your scope

What We are Looking For

• Solid experience running IT solutions in supply chain or manufacturing environments
• Strong familiarity with SAP-driven landscapes in logistics or production contexts
• Educational background in IT, engineering, business informatics, or equivalent experience
• Broad understanding of how procurement, quality systems, and maintenance interact in industrial settings
• Track record of leading teams and taking accountability for outcomes
• Comfortable operating in regulated industries where documentation and reliability matter
• Professional-level German and English

Why This Is Interesting

• Systems you manage directly support medical devices used by patients globally
• International responsibility without endless travel
• Real ownership — not just coordination
• Hybrid working in Switzerland
• Long-term role in a stable, growing med-tech environment