Supply Chain Project Manager

About the role

Bega Group is transforming its supply chain network through major warehousing, automation and operational improvement initiatives. Its Docklands office is the hub for corporate functions, and the Supply Chain Project Manager leads complex, business-critical projects from concept through to implementation, driving efficiency, innovation and long-term growth. The role combines strong people leadership with hands-on project management, working closely with stakeholders across the business.

This is a permanent full-time, Melbourne-based hybrid role with three days per week in the Docklands office and occasional interstate travel. The manager leads a team of two direct reports, providing guidance, coaching and support.

Key responsibilities

• Lead end-to-end delivery of complex projects across warehousing, automation, network expansion and operational transformation.
• Develop business cases, feasibility assessments, project plans and implementation strategies to support key investment decisions.
• Drive stakeholder engagement and change management to ensure successful project adoption and business outcomes.
• Partner with operations, data and analytics teams and external parties to deliver strategic initiatives.
• Manage project governance, risks, budgets and delivery timelines while leading a small team.

Required profile

• 7-10+ years' experience delivering complex projects in large corporate, manufacturing, engineering, logistics or supply chain environments.
• Demonstrated end-to-end project management expertise, from feasibility and business case development through to implementation and benefits realisation.
• Strong stakeholder engagement and change management capabilities, able to influence across all levels of an organisation.
• Leadership experience with the ability to coach, influence and leverage the expertise of others.
• Experience in warehousing, automation, manufacturing or supply chain is highly regarded; transferable project delivery experience from similar complex industries is encouraged.

Required skills

• Advanced analytical and problem-solving skills, including confidence working with data and Excel to support decision-making.
• Project management, business case and feasibility assessment development.

What we offer

• Flexible working arrangements and regular social catch-ups.
• Career development and progression opportunities.
• Community giving opportunities through partner charities.
• Mental and physical health programs through a wellbeing portal.
• Employee benefits including flexible working, purchased leave options and salary continuance insurance.