Senior Director, Supply Chain Operations and Intelligence

Who are we? Equinix is the world's digital infrastructure company®, shortening the path to connectivity to enable the innovations that enrich our work, life and planet. A place where bold ideas are welcomed, human connection is valued, and everyone has the opportunity to shape their future. A career at Equinix means being at the center of shaping what comes next and amplifying customer value through innovation and impact. You'll work across teams, influence key decisions, and help shape the path forward. You'll find belonging, purpose, and a team that welcomes you-because when you feel valued, you're empowered to do your best work. Role Summary Reporting to the VP Procurement, Operations and Business Enablement, the Senior Director, Supply Chain Operations and Intelligence leads the business transformation agenda for Equinix's supply chain operations, platforms, data architecture, and ways of working. This role defines the future-state operating model, business intent, capability roadmap, functional requirements, data standards, governance expectations, and value outcomes required to modernize planning, inventory management, procurement execution, and enterprise decision-making. Partnering closely with DIO (Digital & Innovation), which owns technical solutioning, architecture, integrations, configuration, and delivery mechanics, the Senior Director translates transformation priorities into scalable business capabilities and sustained adoption. The role defines the business requirements that support Operations-specifically Major Capital Expense and Global Design & Construction-along with planning and inventory management; sets master data management (MDM) expectations and supply chain data standards; and leads business readiness across acceptance criteria, user acceptance testing (UAT), pilots, process redesign, change management, and adoption. The role also serves as a trusted enterprise transformation partner, connecting business, data, process, organization, and technology to simplify work, improve decision speed, strengthen operational resilience, and deliver measurable business outcomes. Key Responsibilities Own the supply chain transformation strategy and business capability roadmap, defining future-state operating models, outcome priorities, functional requirements, process expectations, and value cases for planning, inventory management, MDM, and procurement enablement, while partnering with DIO on technical solutioning and delivery. Support MCE and GDC planning and inventory management processes by defining the business outcomes, functional needs, and data requirements that platforms and tools must enable to plan capacity, allocate inventory, and manage supply commitments. Own the supply chain business data strategy, MDM requirements, data standards, governance expectations, and data quality rules, partnering with DIO on architecture, integrations, and implementation. Support product management for supply chain platforms by defining business acceptance criteria, prioritizing capability needs, coordinating UAT, and designing pilots that validate business readiness and adoption. Lead end-to-end business transformation, including process redesign, operating-model changes, stakeholder alignment, communications, training readiness, adoption planning, and benefit realization for new supply chain and procurement capabilities. Serve as a trusted transformation partner to enterprise teams, shaping and mobilizing cross-functional initiatives that require supply chain platform, data, process, operating-model, or organizational change expertise. Partner with DIO, Procurement Operations, Planning, Finance, Legal, and other business stakeholders to align transformation priorities, capability sequencing, roadmap investments, change impacts, and value realization. Establish governance, standards, and controls for supply chain data and business requirements, including data quality and change management expectations, while partnering wi