Global Sourcing Technology Director at lululemon (British Columbia)

Global Sourcing Technology Director at lululemon (British Columbia)

04 Sep
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Lululemon
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British Columbia

04 Sep

Lululemon

British Columbia

Drive technological innovation as the Global Sourcing Technology Director at lululemon. Oversee a global team to modernize sourcing systems in this hybrid role, shaping the future of supply chain technology.

As a key leader at lululemon, you will define and implement the multi-year global sourcing technology strategy. This director-level role requires expertise in AI-driven decision-making, system architecture, and engineering leadership. You'll manage a team dispersed across North America and India while supporting approximately 300 global vendors in enhancing sourcing capabilities and operational excellence.

Key Responsibilities:
• Define a transformative technology strategy for sourcing
• Implement modernization and cloud migration plans




• Collaborate with business directors on strategic roadmaps
• Lead the creation of new technological capabilities

Requirements:
• Bachelor's in computer science or similar field
• 15+ years in technology, 4+ in senior leadership
• Experience in large-scale supply chain initiatives
• Familiarity with API and cloud platforms
• Robust leadership and budget management skills

Shape the future of sourcing technology at lululemon, enhancing processes through innovative strategies and leadership.
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📌 Global Sourcing Technology Director at lululemon (British Columbia)
🏢 Lululemon
📍 British Columbia

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