Campbell's

Security Engineer

• Own delivery and support of technical solutions within Campbell’s Corporate Solutions Technology team
• Scope, design, deliver, and support integrations to and from Workday, especially for payroll and total rewards
• Act as liaison among the Corporate Solutions Functional team, business customers, offshore technical team, and external vendors
• Plan and estimate effort for new and updated integrations
• Serve as a key internal technical resource on technical projects
• Manage and prioritize day-to-day technical enhancements and service requests
• Serve as an escalation point for higher-priority technical support issues
• Establish stakeholder relationships, understand business needs, and deliver quality solutions
• Gather technical requirements, align solution design, and translate requirements for offshore development
• Document designs and testing and maintain system maps and integration architecture
• Manage waterfall and agile project plans, dependencies, resources, and estimates
• Support external vendors and outsourced support teams with technical solution design, development, and testing
• Conduct root cause analysis and implement improvements to reduce incidents, support effort, and tickets
• Maintain the integration inventory and integration design map
• Develop integration standards and select appropriate technologies
• Prioritize onshore and offshore team work for development, enhancements, maintenance, and support
• Monitor integration performance and ensure integrations run properly
• Provide Workday reporting subject matter expertise, including data sources, objects, and complex calculated fields
• Troubleshoot and advise on Workday security, including Integration System Users
• Track Workday releases and patches and identify downstream impacts
• Optimize, automate, and simplify solution designs

Workday Platform Owner – Integration, Reporting, Security

Manager

• Lead analysis, modeling, and execution of supply chain network optimization initiatives
• Own and maintain network optimization models for 3–5 product categories across manufacturing, distribution, inventory, and transportation networks
• Develop mid- and long-term supply chain strategies by evaluating growth opportunities, demand scenarios, capacity requirements, asset utilization, sourcing alternatives, and network investments
• Identify, prioritize, and lead initiatives improving cost, service, resiliency, asset productivity, and capital efficiency
• Perform scenario, sensitivity, and capacity analyses for network design, investment decisions, and long-range planning
• Validate model assumptions, inputs, and outputs
• Lead multiple initiatives, managing project plans, milestones, stakeholder engagement, and deliverables
• Partner with Planning, Manufacturing, Logistics, Engineering, Finance, Procurement, and Commercial teams
• Develop integrated network and capacity plans
• Support business cases and financial analyses for capital investments, asset strategies, and network transformation
• Translate complex analyses into actionable recommendations and executive-level presentations
• Serve as a functional expert in network optimization methodologies, tools, and best practices
• Establish modeling standards, governance processes, and knowledge-sharing practices
• Enhance organizational network optimization capabilities through technology, process improvement, and best-practice adoption
• Report to the Associate Director, Network Optimization

Network Optimization Manager

Director

• Develop and execute the enterprise strategy for chemical safety and food toxicology
• Establish standards, policies, risk-based decision criteria, and technical governance for chemical contaminants, ingredients, processing-related hazards, packaging, food contact materials, and analytical testing
• Serve as the company’s subject matter expert for toxicological risk assessment, chemical hazard evaluation, exposure assessment, and scientific literature interpretation
• Provide chemical safety review and approval for ingredients and food contact materials
• Guide internal and external laboratory testing strategies, method selection, data interpretation, proficiency expectations, priorities, and escalation of results
• Lead technical responses for chemical safety incidents, supplier non-conformance, consumer and customer inquiries, regulatory requests, and other escalations
• Monitor scientific, regulatory, consumer, customer, NGO, and legislative trends
• Develop risk mitigation plans, business position recommendations, communication materials, and escalation summaries for senior leaders and cross-functional stakeholders
• Represent Campbell’s in external scientific organizations, trade associations, technical panels, and regulatory forums
• Build internal capability through training, coaching, and cross-functional education
• Establish metrics, dashboards, and reporting mechanisms for chemical safety risks, program effectiveness, incident trends, laboratory performance, and enterprise food safety priorities
• Standardize laboratory testing equipment and methods across the manufacturing network as applicable
• Serve as an enterprise-level technical authority safeguarding consumer safety, regulatory compliance, innovation timelines, and business continuity
• Evaluate complex scientific, analytical, toxicological, regulatory, supplier, and business information
• Make risk-based decisions balancing scientific judgment, regulatory expectations, operational feasibility, consumer trust, and business continuity
• Provide rapid technical support for critical incidents, recalls, regulatory inquiries, consumer escalations, customer concerns, and supplier disruptions, including outside normal business hours when needed
• Influence senior leaders and cross-functional teams without always having direct authority
• Report into the VP Food Safety Quality

Director, Toxicology

General

• Drive market growth and development by partnering with Independent Distributor Partners and retail outlets
• Build relationships with IDPs, store leadership, and key retailer decision makers
• Build collaborative IDP relationships to support customer service and identify sales growth opportunities
• Recommend resources and technology, resolve retailer disputes, and reduce route disruption
• Lead route consultations and optional business meetings with IDPs
• Deliver weekly, period, and quarterly sales plans and grow market share
• Identify market opportunities and share insights with IDPs
• Plan and support distribution, merchandising, promotions, and key retailer events
• Coordinate call coverage, inventory, and logistics; evaluate competition and shopper trends
• Secure incremental placements and displays and respond to retailer concerns within 24 hours
• Use data to identify retailer needs, performance trends, and growth opportunities
• Support new item launches, planogram compliance, store resets, inventories, and service issue resolution
• Identify potential IDPs for open routes and visit key accounts
• Communicate professionally, manage priorities, solve problems, use technology and business insights, and participate in training and special projects
• Partner with the Business Development Manager, Zone Sales Manager, retailers, warehouse teams, and IDPs

Market Development Lead

• Lead multi-site warehouse operations across plant-attached warehouses and 3PL distribution centers
• Deliver operational excellence across safety, service, cost, and quality
• Ensure adherence to standardized operating models, processes, and systems
• Drive inventory management, throughput, labor productivity, and service performance
• Own the transition and governance of plant warehouse reporting structures into Logistics
• Establish accountability, standardize roles and operating rhythms, and implement financial ownership mechanisms
• Lead operational and strategic management of regional 3PL partners
• Establish service-level agreements, cost expectations, KPI governance, and corrective actions
• Own warehouse performance metrics and lead operating reviews, root cause analysis, and action planning
• Own the regional warehouse operating budget and lead financial reviews, variance analysis, and forecasting
• Deliver productivity savings and cost-to-serve improvements
• Identify operational improvements and support network optimization, automation, and system enhancements
• Partner with Plant Operations, Transportation, DSD, Finance, Commercial, Procurement, and Logistics teams
• Lead and develop multi-site warehouse leaders through performance management, talent development, and succession planning
• Foster a culture of safety, accountability, and continuous improvement

Workday Platform Owner – Integration, Reporting, Security

Network Optimization Manager

Director, Toxicology

Market Development Lead

Associate Director – Enterprise Warehousing