Hybrid

For this position, it is required to be on site 3x/week.

What you will do (responsibilities):
- Lead the end‑to‑end After Sales Supply Chain operations for LATAM, covering Colombia, Brazil, Peru, Ecuador, Chile, and Argentina.
- Coordinate demand and supply planning for the region, ensuring optimal balance between service level KPIs (fill rate, backorders, lead time) and inventory performance (days on hand, obsolescence, slow movers).
- Integrate the regional demand plan by partnering with Commercial, Marketing, Finance, Forecasting, and Planning teams.
- Monitor critical supply situations and execute recovery actions to secure parts availability and customer service.
- Oversee warehouse and logistics operations across all regional distribution centers, ensuring compliance with safety, quality, internal controls, SOPs, and audit requirements.
- Manage logistics performance, including inbound/outbound transportation, warehousing, handling, demurrage, and cost optimization.
- Lead multifunctional and multicultural teams across multiple countries, setting goals, KPIs,



and development plans.
- Report on operational performance and develop continuous improvement initiatives (Lean/OPEX) to increase productivity and reduce waste.
- Interact regularly with local After Sales, Commercial, Finance, Purchasing (GPSC), IT, Quality, and external logistics providers.
- Ensure compliance with local regulations, customs processes, and trade requirements across all countries in scope.
- Travel frequently across the LATAM region to oversee operations, support projects, and engage with local stakeholders.

Your skills and abilities (required qualifications):
- Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Engineering, Logistics, Supply Chain, or related fields.
- Solid experience in Supply Chain, After Sales, Logistics, or Warehousing—ideally in automotive or similar industries.
- Proven leadership experience managing teams in regional or multinational environments.
- Strong k

📌 Supply Chain (Bogotá)
🏢 General Motors
📍 Bogotá