North America | DAT-Schaub
At DAT-Schaub, we are transforming the way we work across our global operations. As part of this journey, we are looking for a commercially minded and operationally focused Regional Operational Procurement Manager to lead procurement activities across North America.
This is a key leadership role responsible for ensuring supply continuity, strengthening procurement governance, improving purchasing discipline and delivering measurable value through supplier management, standardization and cost optimization initiatives.
You will partner closely with Operations, Supply Chain, Finance and Commercial teams, acting as the regional face of Procurement and helping shape the future of procurement within DAT-Schaub.
DAT-Schaub is a global supplier to the food industry, serving customers across multiple markets through a strong manufacturing and supply chain footprint. As part of the Danish Crown Group, we combine local expertise with global capabilities to deliver high-quality solutions to customers worldwide.
Our ambition is clear: build a more standardized, efficient and data-driven organization while maintaining the agility needed to support our operations and customers.
During your first 12 months, you will:
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Salary Range: USD 130,000 – 151,000 annually
United States (North America Region)
Travel within the region will be required.
The Danish Crown Group is a global food processing company and among the largest in its field. The Group is the world’s largest pork exporter and Europe’s largest pork processor. Furthermore, Danish Crown Beef is a significant player in the European beef market.
Just like the crops in the fields continuously change, Danish Crown tirelessly refine and improve how we work, from farm to fork, to ensure good, safe food for people around the world to enjoy. Our history goes back to 1887 and the Danish cooperative movement, and responsibility towards society, our employees and our owners, the farmers, is quite simply in our genes.
As a global leader in meat production, we have big obligations; not just to deliver, but to explore new opportunities. We still have a long way to go and face many challenges. But we remain committed to improving how food is produced - with respect for animals, people and the environment. In this quest, we are prepared to challenge ourselves, the industry and the market.
This journey is not ours alone, but we promise to be the leaders of change.
You will become a part of a strong culture with roots in the Danish co-operative movement, and at all levels of the organization, you will be met by an informal and direct tone.
