Sista ansökningsdag 2026-10-13
UX Leader
Join IKEA Supply as UX Leader - shape the future User Experience for more than 25,000 co-workers worldwide! We believe it is crucial for a successful digital development organization to stay close to the end users; their needs, dreams and everyday challenges! To enhance that focus, we are now building up User Experience in Supply Chain Development to improve our understanding of end-user needs, address root causes more effectively, and enhance our ability to build digital products that create greater value for users and the business! To achieve this, we need passionate people with strong User Experience skills who can lead themselves and others in the unknown, who dare to question and want to make a substantial impact! Together we can do great things! We are looking for UX Leader to help establish and grow UX as a strategic capability within Supply Chain Development. As one of the first dedicated UX leaders in the organization, you will have a unique opportunity to shape our direction, influence how digital products are developed, and create lasting improvements for thousands of users globally. Through your UX expertise, coaching, and leadership, you will influence product teams, stakeholders, and decision-makers to build more user-centered solutions. You will balance long-term capability building with delivering visible improvements that demonstrate the value of UX from day one. Your work will support the whole SCD organization, with the most important business priorities and the end-users as your guiding star. You will be based in one of the Capability Areas in SCD called Supply Chain Planning Development, close to digital development teams. Your task is to lead and inspire development teams to create more value for our end-users, by inspiring, effective, and user-centric experiences that make the everyday life of more than 20,000 IKEA co-workers who works with supply planning, forecasting, replenishment and optimizing the whole IKEA Supply Chain, more rewarding a
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