Integrated Supply Chain Leadership Development Program – Leadership Development

Job Description

Integrated Supply Chain Leadership Development Program | Stratagem One

The Tone:
This is a full-time, rotational leadership development program at Stratagem One, requiring relocation to various onsite locations. Stratagem One operates as an HR consultancy firm that uses an Artificial Intelligence System to match candidates with potential roles. This program is designed to accelerate the professional growth of participants, developing them into future people leaders within the integrated supply chain domain.

The TL;DR
• Role: Early Career
• Type: Full-time
• Location: Relocation required, onsite
• Pay: $76800–$82000 yearly
• Team: Reports to the ISC Program Manager
• Mission: Accelerate professional growth and develop future people leaders in integrated supply chain.
• Tech Stack: AI-enabled process improvement, data analysis

What You’ll Actually Do
• Rotations: Complete three, six-month core rotations in planning and materials, quality and manufacturing engineering, and operations engineering.
• Electives: Undertake one, six-month rotation in a business elective area such as strategic sourcing or logistics.
• Capstone: Fulfill a twelve-month capstone requirement in plant supervision.
• Development: Develop skills in AI-enabled process improvement, data analysis, project management, and people leadership.
• Mentoring: Participate in individualized mentoring in a learning environment, receiving challenging levels of responsibility and visibility.

The Must-Haves
• Background: Bachelor’s or master’s degree from an accredited university in mechanical, industrial, manufacturing engineering, supply chain management, or a similar field.
• Experience: Previous applicable co-op or intern experience is preferred.
• Skills: High level of analytical and problem-solving skills, ability to manage multiple priorities, and effective communication to multiple levels, including senior leadership.
• Bonus: GPA of 3.0 or above, graduating before (within 3 years of) January 2027, or having been met at an on-campus event or national conference.