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As a Supply Chain Manager, you will oversee planning, scheduling, procurement, warehousing, and transportation functions to enhance customer service while minimizing costs. You’ll liaise between different teams, lead customer interactions, analyze performance data, and continuously improve Supply Chain processes to support organizational goals.

The Supply Chain Manager at Zephyr will manage vendor and inventory operations, ensuring adherence to negotiated agreements, establishing SOPs for purchasing and logistics, and fostering efficient technician support across branches. This role is pivotal in reducing costs and streamlining processes.

The Manager of Supply Chain Programs will lead the Global Supply Chain organization at Northrop Grumman, overseeing material strategy, program execution, and cross-functional coordination. Responsibilities include resource planning, forecasting, supplier performance management, risk mitigation, and communication with PMO and executive teams for program status and issues.

The Principal Supply Chain Planning Specialist will manage material forecasting and delivery schedules, oversee CAM responsibilities, analyze supply/demand requirements, and ensure compliance with regulations. The role involves working with MRP tools and requires strong decision-making and interpersonal skills.

The Principal Supply Chain Planning Specialist is responsible for managing supply resources, inventory planning, and distribution of requirements for the F-35 program. This includes coordinating with customers, overseeing supply chain operations, and performing various logistical activities to meet performance metrics. The role requires collaboration with suppliers and supports 'Best Practice' initiatives.

Responsible for planning and execution of the supply chain strategy for a program at Northrop Grumman. Key duties include program planning, managing supply chain metrics, supplier performance, and financial management. The manager ensures that team resources address any issues affecting program commitments, aligning with the Program Management Office and executive management.

The Manager Supply Chain Programs 1 will oversee procurement and subcontract acquisition processes, collaborate with managers across various departments, and ensure compliance with policies and regulations. Responsibilities include developing material strategy, leading a team of supply chain professionals, managing supply chain execution, and providing subject matter expertise in supplier management. Strong communication and analytical skills are essential.

The Manager Supply Chain 3 oversees cost account management, supports strategic proposals, and ensures compliance with federal regulations. Responsibilities include managing pricing analyses, developing risk management plans, and mentoring a team. This role requires collaboration with various stakeholders and necessitates a strong understanding of defense contracting processes.