Remote Working Position
Deadline: 6th October 2024
About Supply Trace
Supply Trace is an open access database that identifies potential risks in global supply chains to enable both supply chain due diligence and more effective accountability. The tool combines expert desk-based risk investigations with machine learning / AI-powered mapping of customs records and other supply chain data to map relationships deep into supply chains, beyond tier 1. Supply Trace exists to incentivize and enable businesses, and other stakeholders, to mitigate and provide remedy for adverse human rights and environmental impacts in global supply chains. It does this by highlighting potential risks in specific production locations and supply chains from evidence curated by our research. It presents this information in a granular way so that decision makers can take action.
Launched in March 2024, Supply Trace is currently a research project incubated at Northeastern University. In its pilot phase, it focuses on the apparel sector and links between forced labor in the Uyghur Region of China and shipments to the U.S. In the future, Supply Trace will progressively expand to other industries, affected regions, and categories of risk. Supply Trace is available for anyone to search who has an interest in better understanding supply chain conditions, including companies, government, trade experts, civil society, investors, lawyers, auditors, advocates, journalists, researchers and more.
Supply Trace is at an exciting period in its growth and development and is looking for a Stakeholder Engagement Manager to drive up-take and use of the existing platform, as well as providing support for our ambitious expansion plans. Successful applicants will have the opportunity to contribute to the future growth and vision for Supply Trace and must be prepared to “get their hands dirty” with a wide variety of tasks. We are scaling quickly and will be hiring new team members throughout the remainder of 2024.
Job Description
Responsible for: Work Study Student(s) (Northeastern University Undergraduates)
Responsible to: Project Director
In this varied role, the Stakeholder Engagement Manager will provide essential support and coordination on all aspects of growing the reach and influence of Supply Trace. Together with the existing team, they will be responsible for driving uptake of the tool at an exciting phase in the development of Supply Trace, as well as helping to establish the product in the wider open data and supply chain data communities. Joining a small but growing team, this role presents the opportunity for an ambitious individual to shape and evolve the role beyond its initial scope.
The Stakeholder Engagement Manager will manage relationships with existing and new Supply Trace stakeholders and partners, as well as working closely with Northeastern University Supply Chain Analysts (students) to ensure the accuracy of supply chain relationships in the tool as more data is brought into the system.
They will run Supply Trace’s social media presence and be involved in other areas of communications activity, including the development of case studies of the tool in action, identifying and securing speaking slots at industry events and press outreach and liaison.
Finally, the Stakeholder Engagement Manager will provide support on reporting to Supply Trace funders, preparing presentations, and preparation and follow-up to Supply Trace’s quarterly Board meetings.
Job Responsibilities
Management and teamwork:
Stakeholder engagement and partnerships:
User support and Data Accuracy:
Communications and Marketing
Administration / coordination:
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Our Commitment
Supply Trace is committed to creating an inclusive and representative environment and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, or veteran status.
Remote Working Position
Deadline: 6th October 2024
About Supply Trace
Supply Trace is an open access database that identifies potential risks in global supply chains to enable both supply chain due diligence and more effective accountability. The tool combines expert desk-based risk investigations with machine learning / AI-powered mapping of customs records and other supply chain data to map relationships deep into supply chains, beyond tier 1. Supply Trace exists to incentivize and enable businesses, and other stakeholders, to mitigate and provide remedy for adverse human rights and environmental impacts in global supply chains. It does this by highlighting potential risks in specific production locations and supply chains from evidence curated by our research. It presents this information in a granular way so that decision makers can take action.
Launched in March 2024, Supply Trace is currently a research project incubated at…
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