Top Supply Chain Manager Jobs

The Product Support Supply Chain Manager will oversee inventory management, supplier relations, project execution, and team leadership to enhance operational efficiency.

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 responsible sourcing program for direct and indirect supply chains, ensuring compliance with regulations and collaborating across the organization to enhance supplier practices.

The Manager of Supply Chain & Manufacturing will lead projects in CMC, provide strategic guidance, and manage client engagements while mentoring teams.

The Principal Project Manager will lead complex projects for Supply Chain Solutions, ensuring effective communication and organizational structure while managing cross-functional teams and stakeholder relationships.

Manage end-to-end supply chain functions, optimizing production, procurement, and logistics in a regulated manufacturing environment while leading cross-functional collaborations and strategy execution.

Lead end-to-end supply chain strategy for assigned customer(s) across North America. Drive inventory velocity, supplier programs (VMI), procurement initiatives, quoting material requirements, negotiations, and cross-functional stakeholder alignment to improve operational efficiency and customer experience.

The Supply Chain Manager will oversee international suppliers, manage production schedules, coordinate shipping logistics, and improve supply chain processes. This role requires relationship management with overseas manufacturers and meticulous attention to inventory and procurement timelines.

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 Systems Supply Chain Manager will manage complex supply chains, oversee production schedules, drive supplier relations, and implement cost-reduction strategies while collaborating with internal teams and external partners.

The Supply Chain Manager leads all plant supply chain and logistics functions, ensuring efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and quality in operations. Responsibilities include demand planning, procurement, inventory management, and leading a team towards operational excellence and continuous improvement.

The role involves developing and executing global sourcing strategies, managing supplier relationships, and ensuring quality and performance in semiconductor manufacturing materials and tooling.

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.

Lead and optimize the end-to-end supply chain by managing demand, supply, capacity planning, procurement, production scheduling, and logistics. Collaborate cross-functionally to ensure efficiency and quality.

The Supply Chain Manager develops production capacity plans, analyzes inventory and production data, and optimizes operations to meet customer demands and cost goals.

The Supply Chain Manager oversees logistics processes, drives system implementations, leads special projects, manages teams, and maintains supply chain performance metrics while enhancing customer satisfaction.

The Supply Chain Manager oversees procurement and logistics, manages a team of buyers, builds supplier relationships, and ensures material availability for production.

Manage new product launches by aligning commercial, financial, and operational plans. Collaborate with various departments to ensure timely product introduction and monitor post-launch sales forecasts.

The Supply Chain Manager will oversee pharmacy partner relationships, COGs reporting, network redundancy, and fulfillment performance, while collaborating with various internal and external teams to optimize operations and reduce costs.

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.