At Bristol Myers Squibb, our employees often ask, “Who are you working for?”—a question that fuels collaboration, accountability, and urgency in our work. Our purpose-driven culture inspires us to discover, develop, and deliver innovative medicines to prevail over serious diseases. We offer uniquely interesting and meaningful work, opportunities for growth, and a supportive environment that values inclusion, wellbeing, flexibility, and comprehensive benefits. This is work that transforms the lives of patients, and the careers of those who do it. The Role Bristol Myers Squibb is looking to recruit a permanent Associated Director - GSC (Global Supply Chain) AI Accelerator, Learning and Adoption Lead. Position Summary The AD, GSC Digital, Learning, AI Adoption, & Acceleration serves as the GSC go-to expert for digital innovation insight, learning enablement, AI acceleration, and adoption discipline within Business Performance & Transformation and across priority GSC capability areas. The role shapes how GSC identifies, assesses, prioritizes, learns about, and adopts digital and AI capabilities that improve business performance, user experience, and value realization. The role contributes to GSC digital and AI strategy by bringing forward emerging technology trends, recommending where GSC should invest, developing business cases for selected tools, platforms, and adoption approaches, and translating priority AI opportunities into practical pilots, adoption plans, and measurable business outcomes. It is expected to solve new and ambiguous capability-building problems where no established playbook exists and to set practical standards that can be reused across multiple sites, teams, or sub-functions. The role owns the learning and adoption approach for priority digital and AI capabilities, including technology radar, learning pathways, adoption plans, adoption analytics, stakeholder engagement, standards, and continuous improvement. It partners with IT/Digital, Data Operations, Data Capability leadership, process owners, change leads, business SMEs, vendors, partners, and other BMS functions to ensure digital and AI investments are understood, adopted responsibly, and sustained — coordinating project teams, managing adoption risks, tracking value realization, and escalating decisions or trade-offs through appropriate governance Key Roles and Responsibilities Digital & AI Innovation Strategy, Technology Radar & Investment Input • Own and maintain the GSC digital innovation radar for priority technologies, including AI, analytics, process intelligence, automation, digital adoption platforms, connected applications, and emerging supply chain technologies. • Bring forward external and internal digital trends before they become urgent, translating them into business implications, opportunity areas, risks, and leadership-ready recommendations. • Shape the prioritized pipeline of digital and AI innovation opportunities by assessing value, feasibility, user need, technology fit, reuse potential, and alignment to GSC strategy. • Develop and defend business cases and recommendations for selected digital tools or adoption approaches, including expected value, investment rationale, implementation considerations, and adoption requirements. • Contribute input into the GSC AI roadmap under senior leadership direction, helping translate priority AI opportunities into practical pilots, adoption plans, and measurable business outcomes. AI Acceleration & Program Delivery • Contribute to the prioritization and delivery of AI use cases within assigned GSC programs, ensuring alignment to department goals, business value, user needs, and enterprise technology direction. • Coordinate pilots, rollouts, and implementation activities for approved AI capabilities, including generative AI, analytics, decision support, automation, and AI-enabled workflow improvements. • Translate business requirements into clear use case definitions, adoption needs, success measures, and implementation plans in partnership with IT/Digital, Data Operations, and business SMEs. • Track milestones, risks, dependencies, and adoption outcomes for assigned AI initiatives, escalating issues and decisions through appropriate governance forums. Learning Center for Digital & AI Capability • Establish and operate a GSC learning center for digital, data, AI, analytics, process, and platform capabilities, focused on practical understanding and real-world application. • Define role-based learning pathways that help GSC colleagues understand which technologies matter, what they can do, how to use them, and how they support business outcomes. • Develop training content, quick reference guides, playbooks, demos, showcases, onboarding materials, and knowledge assets for priority technologies and ways of working. • Build AI exposure and practical literacy within relevant GSC user groups by creating accessible learning content and helping teams understand how to use AI responsibly in daily work. • Connect internal SMEs, external insights, vendor material, partner input, and business examples into coherent learning journeys that are accessible, scalable, and easy to consume. Digital & AI Adoption Strategy, Execution & Value Realization • Create and execute adoption strategies for new and existing digital and AI capabilities, ensuring solutions are introduced with clear value propositions, personas, stakeholder plans, role-based training, communications, learning plans, adoption KPIs, and sustainment actions. • Embed adoption support into the flow of work through in-application guidance, contextual help, onboarding journeys, workflow support, nudges, office hours, and role-relevant communications where appropriate. • Define and manage adoption KPIs for priority digital and AI capabilities, including usage, engagement, proficiency, training completion, process adherence, support demand, user feedback, and value realization indicators. • Identify adoption barriers, capability gaps, process friction, and user readiness risks, then coordinate targeted interventions to improve engagement, proficiency, and sustained usage. • Use adoption analytics, user feedback, process insights, and business outcomes to identify improvements and influence future roadmap or investment decisions. • Prepare leadership-ready updates that summarize adoption health, risks, decisions needed, value delivered, and recommended next actions for assigned initiatives. AI-Ready Data, Standards, Governance & Responsible Use • Support identification of data requirements for assigned AI use cases, partnering with Data Operations and Data Capability leadership to clarify data quality, availability, ownership, and business rule needs. • Contribute to AI-ready data improvement actions by feeding use case requirements into data model design, data quality prioritization, and data lifecycle discussions. • Create practical standards for digital learning content, adoption playbooks, KPI definitions, feedback loops, sustainment practices, and community engagement across priority GSC technology initiatives. • Solve ambiguous and first-of-a-kind adoption and capability-building challenges, setting repeatable approaches that can become the standard for future digital and AI initiatives. • Promote and apply responsible use of digital and AI technologies, including privacy, data integrity, compliance, GxP considerations where applicable, cyber/security expectations, human-in-the-loop practices, and responsible AI principles. • Document assumptions, risks, decision points, and required controls for AI-supported workflows, escalating governance topics when broader decision rights are required. • Ensure learning and adoption content remains current, role-relevant, and aligned with GSC strategy, enterprise technology direction, and applicable policies. Community, Stakeholder, Project & Team Leadership • Build and facilitate digital innovation, AI, and adoption communities of practice across relevant GSC sites, teams, and sub-functions to share lessons learned, reusable assets, success stories, and practical examples. • Serve as the internal expert and focal point for digital and AI adoption, engaging vendors, partners, BMS functions, capability owners, and business teams to support technology evaluation, learning, adoption, and issue resolution. • Run workshops, showcases, learning sessions, demos, and office-hour forums to increase awareness, confidence, and adoption of digital and AI capabilities. • Lead defined project teams or workstreams, coordinating cross-functional contributors across business, data, digital, process, change, and learning groups, and providing coaching that builds adoption discipline and practical AI fluency. • Influence stakeholders at program, department, sub-function, and multi-site level through clear executive communication, business case storytelling, and practical adoption recommendations. • Manage external vendor or partner interactions where needed for project execution, issue resolution, knowledge transfer, and implementation support. • Contribute lessons learned, reusable assets, and leading practices to the broader GSC capability-building agenda. Qualifications, Knowledge and Skills Required: Education: • B.S. or B.A. in supply chain, business, management, engineering, computer science, data science, information systems, digital transformation, learning and development, organizational change, data/analytics, or a related discipline; Masters, MBA, or equivalent experience preferred. • Certifications or formal training in AI/ML, data science, digital transformation, change management, learning design, product/platform adoption, analytics, supply chain, project management, or operational excellence preferred. Experience: • 8+ years of experience in supply chain, digital transformation, AI/data-enabled capability delivery, technology adoption, learning enablement, change management, analytics, or related capability-building roles in a complex organization. • Demonstrated experience identifying digital opportunities, shaping technology recommendations, developing business cases, and influencing investment or prioritization decisions. • Demonstrated experience delivering AI, analytics, automation, or digital capability pilots or implementations with measurable adoption and business outcomes. • Experience designing and delivering learning programs, training assets, communities of practice, showcases, workshops, demos, or capability-building journeys for enterprise technologies. • Experience defining adoption strategies and monitoring adoption KPIs, usage metrics, engagement, proficiency, feedback, training effectiveness, stakeholder readiness, or value-realization indicators. • Experience coordinating cross-functional project teams and influencing stakeholders at program, department, or sub-function level. • Strong understanding of digital, data, and AI technology landscapes, including AI, generative AI use cases, analytics, process intelligence, automation, data quality and data foundations, digital adoption platforms, responsible AI considerations, and supply chain technology trends. • Proven ability to solve ambiguous problems, set new standards, influence without authority, and partner effectively across business, IT/Digital, data, analytics, process, learning, change, vendor, and partner stakeholders. • Experience in Biotech/Pharmaceutical supply chain, manufacturing, planning, quality, or regulated environments preferred, including understanding of GxP, data integrity, privacy, and cybersecurity expectations. Additional professional and personal requirements include: • Curious, externally focused, and able to translate emerging technology trends into practical GSC opportunities before they become urgent. • Strong digital acumen and ability to connect digital and AI capabilities to practical supply chain business outcomes. • Strong facilitation and learning mindset, with the ability to create engaging, practical, and scalable enablement experiences. • Analytical and outcome-oriented, able to connect adoption activity to measurable behaviors, value, and business impact, and to evaluate use cases against value, feasibility, risk, and adoption readiness. • Comfortable operating in ambiguity, shaping new capabilities, and creating reusable standards where no established playbook exists. • Collaborative and inclusive working style with strong communication, stakeholder management, listening, and relationship-building capabilities. • Commitment to responsible innovation, data integrity, compliance, continuous improvement, and learning Why you should apply You will help patients in their fight against serious diseases You will be part of a company that encourages excellence and innovation, respects diversity, develops leaders and values its employees. You’ll get a competitive salary and a great benefits package #LI-Hybrid We hire for skills and capabilities, not just credentials – if this role excites you, but doesn’t perfectly match your resume, we encourage you to apply anyway. How We Work Where you work matters – because collaboration, innovation and patient impact happen in many settings. Our roles are structured across four work models: site-essential, site-by-design, field-based and remote-by-design. The model assigned to this role is based on its core responsibilities. Learn more at https://careers.bms.com/ways-of-working. Supporting People with Disabilities BMS is dedicated to ensuring that people with disabilities can excel through a transparent recruitment process, reasonable workplace accommodations/adjustments and ongoing support in their roles. Applicants can request a reasonable workplace accommodation/adjustment prior to accepting a job offer. 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