Group Supply Chain IT Director

DIM Brands International (DBI)is an environmentally & socially responsible marketer and manufacturer of underwear under some of the strongest brands in the world (DIM, Nur Die, Lovable, Abanderado…) for the whole family. DIM is the market leader in the French market and the favorite brand of French consumers, Nur Die is market leader in the German Mass market, La Senza is market leader in women underwear in Canada, Lovable is a strong second in the Italian lingerie market. We are proud to be part of Regent group, including other fashion brands such as Petit Bateau (Kids Wear), Club Monaco (Designer Men’s and Women’s clothing), Bally (a luxury leather good brand), Escada (a luxury brand for women’s fashion).

Founded in 1960, DBI has a long tradition of innovation and excellence. Since 2022, the company has regained its independence and intends to accelerate its growth by relying on a clear strategy based on four axes: the development of its leading brands, a strong program of product innovations, a strong omnichannel strategy and a continuous operational excellence program. “Simplification and Scale” is our strategic motto. Our ambition is to open a new cycle of profitable growth and bring the DIM brand to its full global potential.

DBI headquarter is in Rueil-Malmaison, greater Paris area, with subsidiaries across Europe (DACH, Italy, Iberia, Eastern Europe). Its Supply Chain center (manufacturing and logistics) is based in Autun, Burgundy, where more than 5 billion tights have been produced since DIM was founded Moreover, we are deeply committed to a dynamic ESG strategy, structured around 3 pillars: Planet, Product, People.

To accompany us in this adventure, we are looking for our future DBI Group Supply Chain IT Director (M/F) based in DBI Headquarter in Rueil-Malmaison, Paris area, France.

Key responsibilities:

The Supply Chain IT Director ensures that systems support an integrated supply chain, from demand forecasting through delivery to the end customer, and leads their transformation. The role simultaneously drives planning, manufacturing, warehousing, and transportation projects, aligns brand-specific solutions with Group models, and safeguards the continuity of high-volume operations.

In this position, your main missions will be to :

Strategy and roadmap

• Develop, together with Group Supply Chain management, the three-year roadmap for supply chain and industrial systems.
• Define the target application architecture: ERP, planning (APS), WMS, TMS, MES, EDI, master data systems, and integration.
• Drive the convergence of brand- and country-specific solutions toward Group core models while safeguarding operational performance

Planning and S&OP

• Lead the implementation of forecasting, demand planning, and planning tools (PDP, MPS, DRP).
• Support the Group S&OP process with reliable data and tools shared across brands and countries.

Manufacturing and industrial IT

• Oversee factory production planning and monitoring systems.
• Support the connection of production equipment and the collection of quality and performance data, in collaboration with the CTO.

Logistics, warehousing, and transportation

• Lead the warehouse management system replacement program, from the request for proposals through multi-site deployment.
• Oversee integration with warehouse automation and control systems and adapt workflows for unit-level order picking.
• Assess and deploy transportation tools for inter-site and outsourced flows.
• Support the rationalization of the logistics network and the transfer of activities between sites.

Program management

• Lead several projects in parallel, covering governance, steering committees, master schedules, budgets, risks, and trade-off decisions.
• Select and manage software vendors and systems integrators, and secure contractual commitments.
• Organise testing, data migration, cutovers, go-lives, and hypercare without disrupting operations.

Operations and business continuity

• Ensure the operational maintenance of existing supply chain applications, including those running on AS/400, until they are replaced.
• Organise knowledge transfer ahead of departures and reduce dependency on key individuals

Leadership and change management

• Lead the country application managers and project managers.
• Support change adoption among factory and warehouse teams, and promote Lean practices.

Your profile:

Education

Master’s degree from an engineering school, business school, or university, with a specialization in supply chain or information systems; APICS certifications (CPIM, CSCP, CLTD) and Lean Six Sigma certification