Introduction

What are you going to do

What You'll Do

Own logistics strategy and program development across the organization, working cross-functionally with Applications Engineering, Sales, Project Management, and Operations
Identify optimal transportation modes, routing, equipment utilization, and shipment frequency for turbine components
Map ports of entry, transportation routes, and delivery strategies across multiple countries, with particular emphasis on Canada
Build and manage a qualified vendor pool of freight forwarders, carriers, and logistics partners
Run RFP processes, negotiate contracts, and manage supplier performance end to end (sourcing, onboarding, ongoing management)
Set vendor selection policy and performance targets against cost, quality, and delivery
Drive continuous improvement across logistics workflows and systems
Champion safety and QHSE standards across employees, contractors, and subcontractors

What You'll Bring

Bachelor's degree required; Master's preferred
8+ years in logistics planning, with strong knowledge of domestic and international logistics and compliance
Direct experience in the Canadian logistics market, ideally within wind energy or heavy haul
A track record of preparing, reviewing, and negotiating logistics contracts
Strong financial and analytical skills, with budget management experience
The ability to operate confidently in a fast-paced, matrix-organized, global business
SAP/Oracle exposure a plus; fluency in French and/or Mandarin a plus

Strongly Preferred

Background from a major wind turbine OEM (GE, Siemens Gamesa, Vestas, or similar)
Heavy haul or oversized/abnormal load transportation experience
Cross-border (US/Canada) shipment and customs/compliance exposure
Experience managing a vendor pool of freight forwarders and carriers at scale

Why This Role