Supply chain software
Engineering professionals in Supply chain software
These engineering leaders build supply chain software, from planning and forecasting products to warehouse, transportation and distribution systems, at software vendors and at companies running their own supply chain platforms. A reader can learn how supply chain systems are designed and integrated, how planning tools reach users, and where rollouts break.
Professionals to explore
01—10Floyd Nasuti
LinkedInExperience: Technology Director Supply Chain Management · Aspen Technology
Technology Director Supply Chain Management at Aspen Technology since 2021. The highlight describes heading design and development of a new generation of biotech and pharma scheduling and planning software. Also Advisory Consultant Engineer at Aspen Technology since 1997 and Principal Advisor at Aspen Technology since 1997. Other listed roles include BRP (Business Resource Planning) Architect at DuPont (1990–1997) and Systems Programmer at E. I. Dupont de Nemours & Company (1984–1990).
Ganesh Anantharaman
LinkedInExperience: Director Engineering - Supply Chain Planning · Starbucks
Director Engineering - Supply Chain Planning at Starbucks since 2016. Other listed roles include Manager Quality Engineering at Starbucks (2013–2016), Principal Consultant at Infosys (2001–2013), Member Of Technical Staff at Vistaar Technologies (2001) and Programmer Analyst at Zelos Technologies India Private Limited (2000–2001).
Gopi Parasurama
LinkedInExperience: Sr Director of Engineering, Global Distribution, OB Transportation and Data engineering AI · Nike
Sr Director of Engineering, Global Distribution, OB Transportation and Data engineering AI at Nike since 2025. The highlight describes leading large global engineering organizations and modernizing legacy architectures into high-scale cloud platforms. Other listed roles include Sr Director of Engineering - Inventory & Store Fulfillment Platforms at Nike (2021–2025), Director of Enterprise Architecture (Global Supply Chain Technology) at Nike (2018–2021) and Director of Software Engineering at Digital Innovation at Providence Health & Services (2017–2018).
Jason Luse
LinkedInExperience: Senior Director Supply Chain Software Engineering · Columbia Sportswear Company
Senior Director Supply Chain Software Engineering at Columbia Sportswear Company since 2022. Other listed roles include IT Director, Distribution IS at Columbia Sportswear Company (2018–2024), Senior Manager Distribution IS Applications at Columbia Sportswear Company (2011–2018), Business Analyst, Distribution IS at Columbia Sportswear Company (2006–2011) and Industrial Engineer, DC89 at Nordstrom (2002–2006).
Kalyan Sunkaranam
LinkedInExperience: Technical Director · Manhattan Associates
Technical Director at Manhattan Associates since 2021. The highlight describes years in distribution center systems and contributions to warehouse management and transportation management products. Other listed roles include Senior Principal Business Analyst at Manhattan Associates (2016–2020), Principal Business Analyst at Manhattan Associates (2014–2015), Principal Consultant at Manhattan Associates (2011–2014) and Solutions Architect at Infosys (2006–2011).
Marc Van Cappellen
LinkedInExperience: Engineering Director, Supply Chain & Planning Data Engineering · Nike
Engineering Director, Supply Chain & Planning Data Engineering at Nike since 2022. Other listed roles include Senior Manager, Distribution Center Operations at Nike (2025–2026), Director Of Engineering at Aaqua (2021–2022), Sr. Director Engineering at Collibra (2020) and Global Director Software Engineering at WD (2016–2019).
Ram Hegde
LinkedInExperience: Development Manager - Supply Chain Planning Solutions · Infor
Development Manager - Supply Chain Planning Solutions at Infor since 2005. The highlight describes delivering enterprise class software solutions for manufacturing industries and architecting distributed supply chain systems. Other listed roles include Development Manager at MAPICS (2001–2005), Technical Lead at Thru-Put Technologies (1996–2001) and Senior Reasearch Executive at CG Power and Industrial Solutions Limited (1990–1996).
Smita Hegde
LinkedInExperience: Director of Engineering, Supply Chain · Nike
Director of Engineering, Supply Chain at Nike since 2021. Other listed roles include Director Data & Analytics Strategic Enablement Capabilities (SEC) at Nike (2018–2022), ERP Director, IBP at Nike (2017–2018), Director of Information Modeling at Nike (2015–2017) and Data Modeling Manager at Nike (2011–2014).
Sreeni Parise
LinkedInExperience: Senior Director - Supply Chain Engineering & Operations · Walmart Global Tech
Senior Director - Supply Chain Engineering & Operations at Walmart Global Tech since 2020. The highlight describes responsibility for supply chain systems including warehouse management, transportation and replenishment systems. Other listed roles include IT Director - Supply Chain Engineering at Walmart Global Tech (2014–2020), IT Senior Manager at Walmart Global Tech (2008–2014), IT Project Manager at Walmart Global Tech (2007–2008) and Team Lead (Systems Analyst SPA) at Walmart Global Tech (2002–2007).
Ujwal Jetagi
LinkedInExperience: Principal Software Engineering Manager · Microsoft
Principal Software Engineering Manager at Microsoft since 2021. The highlight describes leading supply chain engineering and delivering enterprise-scale, cloud-based supply chain planning solutions. Other listed roles include Global Adoption & Functional Lead - Digital Supply Chain Intelligent Adoption & Consumption Hub at SAP (2019–2021), Solutions Architect at SAP (2012–2019), Principal Support Consultant, Center of Expertise (COE) at SAP (2011–2012) and Senior Software Developer, Development Organization at SAP (2006–2011).
Choose the right perspective
Check whether the person's relevant role is current or past and whether it sat at a software vendor or on an in-house supply chain technology team. Ask them for one planning, warehouse or transportation system decision they owned and how operations actually used it.
Questions to take into the conversation
- 01When you chose your deployment approach or infrastructure, what technical constraint forced your hand—and what would you do differently?
- 02How did you measure whether a reliability improvement was worth the added complexity or cost?
- 03Tell me about a time your system design assumption turned out wrong in production. What did you learn?
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