Top Supply Chain Manager Jobs

As a Senior Supply Chain Manager, you will oversee inbound supply operations, optimize production capacity, collaborate with teams, and communicate with executives to ensure supply chain continuity and success across US operations.

The Supply Chain Manager leads operational execution, manages a high-performing team, drives innovation and capability transformation while ensuring material availability and supply chain resilience.

The role involves managing supply chain operations, negotiating supplier contracts, ensuring timely delivery of mechanical parts, and collaborating across teams for effective product launch and performance optimization.

The Technical Supply Chain Manager will lead supply chain execution for aerospace products, managing sourcing strategies, supplier performance, and collaboration with contract manufacturers, ensuring compliance with aerospace and DOD standards.

Lead and manage a software engineering team to develop scalable systems for intelligent order routing, ensuring high-quality execution and operational excellence.

The Principal Product Manager will enhance supply chain visibility using AI, helping businesses navigate tariffs, compliance, and supplier risks through actionable data insights and workflows.

The Manufacturing Supply Chain Technology Manager leads business development and project delivery in the manufacturing sector, focusing on Digital Manufacturing principles and managing client relationships.

The Supply Chain Change Manager leads change management initiatives, overseeing project management, stakeholder engagement, and training programs to ensure effective adoption of new systems and processes across Operations.

As the Manager, Supply Chain Engineering, you will lead a team to enhance logistics through technology, focusing on AI-driven automation, managing partnerships, and ensuring operational efficiency.

This role manages complex sourcing projects, focusing on negotiations, vendor relationships, and project management to achieve business goals.

The Supply Chain Manager will oversee procurement lifecycle, build supplier relationships, ensure timely deliveries, manage risk, and develop strategies while collaborating with engineering and finance.

The Supply Chain Manager oversees product inbound and storage management, ensuring accurate inventory levels, cost control, and timely distribution while managing purchasing and supplier relationships.

Manage demand planning, strategic sourcing, procurement, and logistics efforts while ensuring cost-effective operations in supply chains.

The Supply Chain Manager will lead demand planning, buying, and inventory operations to ensure timely availability of products, develop supply chain strategies, and manage supplier relationships.

This role involves managing end-to-end business development and project management within supply chain strategy, requiring collaboration across various functions, while driving productivity and innovation initiatives.

The Supply Chain Manager will architect sourcing and logistics to scale production of robots, manage suppliers, and ensure operational efficiency.

The Supply Chain Manager will oversee materials management, inventory control, supplier negotiations, and production scheduling, while ensuring customer satisfaction and fostering a strong workplace safety culture.

Manage complex supply chain planning activities, oversee material flow, conduct demand analysis, and lead cross-functional initiatives to improve efficiency and reduce costs.

Manage end-to-end supply planning and execution for silicon and PCIe card product lines, driving logistics, inventory management, and sales order processing while leveraging AI tools and optimizing operations in NetSuite ERP.

The Supply Chain Manager will oversee scheduling for melt operations, manage vendor activities, and ensure on-time delivery for production operations in the Specialty Rolled Products business unit.

The Supply Chain Manager leads supply chain activities, ensuring timely delivery of goods, managing inventory, optimizing processes, and directing a team of Purchasing Agents and a Buyer.

The Supply Chain Manager oversees logistics and supply chain operations, ensuring safety, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness while managing teams, fostering relationships, and driving improvements.

The Global Supply Chain Manager will oversee supplier evaluation, negotiate contracts, drive cost optimization, and manage logistics while collaborating cross-functionally to align with business objectives.

The Business Operations Manager II role involves leading supply chain processes, managing cross-functional teams, and driving business process improvements to enhance efficiency and performance metrics.

Lead the Supply Chain Finance team, manage inventory financial planning, oversee cost analysis, and ensure alignment between engineering specs and production plans.