Top Supply Chain Manager Jobs

Lead and manage regional supply chain operations for a healthcare facility: oversee inventory, procurement, warehousing, vendor relations, process improvements, staff hiring and development, compliance monitoring, and cost-saving initiatives to ensure timely supply availability for patient care.

Manage procurement, supplier/vendor relationships, inventory and ERP (NetSuite) processes to ensure accurate accounting, on-time production delivery, cost optimization, and resolution of supply chain issues. Lead data collection, change management for costing, coordinate domestic and international logistics, and communicate delivery risks to cross-functional partners.

Lead global category strategy for logistics and supply chain services (freight, warehousing, courier, customs, MRO, transportation). Drive multi-year sourcing roadmaps, lead high-value negotiations, structure strategic supplier agreements, and manage supplier segmentation and governance. Partner with senior stakeholders, use analytics and digital/AI tools to improve cost and performance, lead transformation initiatives, and mentor junior procurement team members.

Manage end-to-end supply chain onboarding and training for new Selectors and Drivers (first 90 days). Lead and mentor trainers, deliver classroom and on-the-job training, track 30/60/90-day performance metrics, analyze data for continuous improvement, ensure safety and productivity, coordinate with operations and HR, and support hiring and performance processes. May travel to area markets.

Manage and deliver onboarding and warehouse training for new Selectors and Drivers (first 90 days). Lead trainers, conduct classroom and floor instruction, observe and coach performance, track 30/60/90-day metrics, analyze training effectiveness and safety, collaborate with operations and HR, report retention/performance trends, and ensure compliance with preferred plays and safety standards. Perform other duties as assigned.

Lead procurement, vendor management, logistics coordination, and inventory strategy to ensure manufacturing continuity. Develop supplier partnerships, optimize costs, drive continuous improvement, and lead a purchasing team while partnering across operations, finance, and leadership.

Lead end-to-end supply chain for an onsite aerospace precision machining shop: manage planning, purchasing, logistics, inventory optimization, supplier performance, demand forecasting, ERP-driven decisioning, and cross-functional collaboration to meet multi-shift production and compliance requirements.

The Supply Chain Manager drives customer on-time-delivery improvements, inventory reduction, and cost reductions while managing a supply chain team and implementing strategic initiatives in order management and logistics.

Serve as the primary supply chain lead for spacecraft programs: translate schedules into material demand plans, manage BOM risk, secure long-lead components, negotiate contracts and SLAs, evaluate suppliers, maintain readiness metrics, support cost control, and coordinate cross-functional stakeholders and vendor performance.

Manage material systems and execution across multiple plants for a single business unit. Oversee inventory, demand, production control, freight/logistics, supplier/customer interactions, continuous improvement, compliance with materials systems, training, and process rollouts. Drive cost reduction and performance metrics.

Leads global supply chain resiliency programs by identifying supplier, commodity, part, and network vulnerabilities; modeling disruption and revenue impacts; developing mitigation plans; and embedding risk assessments into new program launches and category strategies. The role coordinates cross-functional workshops, drives corrective actions, improves resiliency tools and processes, and provides management reporting across a complex, multinational organization.

Leads financial strategy and planning for Target’s international and domestic first-mile transportation operations. Responsibilities include annual planning, forecasting, performance management, financial modeling, evaluating transportation investments, improving analytical processes and reporting, and presenting executive-level recommendations. The role partners extensively across Supply Chain and the enterprise to optimize efficiency, capacity, service, and costs while supporting strategic and operational decision-making.

Leads supply chain data science and AI operationalization for Global Service Operations. Converts manual analytics into governed, automated AI-assisted workflows, taking solutions from prototypes to production with lineage, monitoring, lifecycle management, and ownership. Manages analysts, delivers against SLAs, develops statistical and machine-learning models, and communicates actionable insights across procurement, fulfillment, reverse logistics, inventory, and supplier operations. Measures cycle time, quality, and business impact while mentoring the team and advancing enterprise AI governance.

Build and own the company’s S&OP, demand forecasting, capacity modeling, and scenario-planning processes. Reconcile demand with contract manufacturer throughput, equipment constraints, and cell supply. Initially manage materials execution, including purchase orders, supplier expediting, shortage recovery, and build readiness. Lead cross-functional alignment among sales, engineering, procurement, suppliers, and leadership, eventually hiring and transitioning execution responsibilities to a dedicated team member.

Lead warehouse operations team to meet customer KPIs and financial plans. Recruit, train and retain staff, drive continuous improvement, manage P&L, ensure safety compliance, and optimize fleet/assets and customer experience.

Lead warehouse operations and teams to meet customer KPIs and financial targets. Recruit, train, and retain staff; drive safety culture, process improvements, inventory accuracy, fleet utilization, and cost savings while managing P&L and customer relationships.

Lead a team of Customer Supply Chain Managers, ensuring decision quality and analytics capabilities, while translating strategy into execution within supply chain operations.

The Oracle Cloud Supply Chain Manager leads implementation projects, provides functional design guidance, and manages client relationships to ensure successful outcomes and business development.

The Senior Manager will lead the global rollout and management of Oracle Cloud SCM applications, overseeing a team and driving operational efficiency and compliance in a medical device manufacturing environment.

Own cross-functional supply chain and warehousing programs from initiation through completion. Responsibilities include coordinating NPI readiness, administering root cause and corrective action programs, managing supply chain OKRs, facilitating cadence meetings, tracking timelines and accountability, and producing executive dashboards. The role partners with procurement, logistics, warehouse operations, product management, engineering, field teams, and leadership in an in-person, fast-paced environment.

Leads contract lifecycle management for North America Supply Chain agreements, including drafting, negotiation, execution, compliance, renewals, and termination. Partners with Legal, Sourcing, Finance, Compliance, Risk, Privacy, stakeholders, and suppliers to manage approvals and contractual risk. Improves contracting processes, systems, templates, workflows, training, and metrics; oversees contract repositories and best practices. Manages, coaches, and develops a team of three contracting professionals while balancing workloads and resolving process issues.

Leads a team managing the full contract lifecycle for North America Supply Chain agreements, including drafting, negotiation, execution, compliance, renewals, and termination. Partners with Legal, Sourcing, Finance, Compliance, Risk, Data Privacy, stakeholders, and suppliers to ensure timely approvals and effective commercial agreements. Drives process improvements, contract management platform adoption, standard operating procedures, training, metrics, governance, and team development.

Leads North America Supply Chain contract management across drafting, negotiation, execution, compliance, renewals, and terminations. Oversees a team of three contracting professionals, improves contracting processes and systems, maintains templates and repositories, and partners with Sourcing, Legal, Finance, Compliance, Risk, Privacy, stakeholders, and suppliers. Ensures timely approvals, execution, governance, risk management, issue escalation, training, performance development, and continuous improvement across contract management activities.

Lead supply chain readiness for next-generation hardware programs from prototype through high-volume manufacturing. Manage milestones, dependencies, risks, BOM clarity and cost, supplier resilience, dashboards, metrics, executive reporting, and process automation. Coordinate engineering, sourcing, supplier quality, FP&A, and program teams to ensure material readiness, cost targets, data integrity, and scalable supply chain processes.

Leads supply chain process optimization for Aurora’s Global Purchasing and Supply Chain organization. Owns process documentation, SOPs, workflow assessments, KPI dashboards, ERP enhancements, automation, and cross-functional improvements. Establishes scalable, data-driven, SOX-compliant processes, reduces manual work, improves information flow, and introduces AI-enabled tools and predictive reporting. Serves as the primary business stakeholder for supply chain systems and organizational process transformation.