Top Supply Chain Manager Jobs

Manage supply chain planning for an assigned product portfolio within IBP. Generate supply and master production plans, manage MRP/planning systems, safety stock and inventory policy, support new product launches, coordinate cross-functional stakeholders, drive process improvements, and report performance against KPIs while ensuring product availability and optimizing resources.

Lead reporting, dashboards, and analytics for supply chain products (forecasting, inventory, WMS, PO management). Build data models, partner with Product/Engineering/Operations, run ad-hoc/root-cause analyses, define success metrics, and recommend measurable product and process improvements.

The Manager, Customer Supply Chain will optimize supply chain operations, ensure smooth order processing, and collaborate with retail partners to enhance service levels and reduce costs.

Lead product strategy and day-to-day management for supply chain technology platforms (visibility, quality, 3PL/ logistics, sustainability). Own backlog, integrations, EDI connectivity, program-level delivery, and cross-functional stakeholder alignment. Drive roadmap, discovery, and adoption while balancing operational stability and long-term platform vision.

Lead indirect procurement for Starship-related categories (machinery, industrial supplies, packaging, raw materials, chemicals). Build sourcing strategies, manage contracts and supplier performance, perform quantitative analysis, implement AI/productivity tools, present to executives, execute purchase-to-pay, and develop procurement talent.

Lead supply chain systems, process governance, master data, and continuous improvement for global supply chain. Own SAP S/4HANA requirements, ERP optimization, reporting (Power BI), KPI architecture, and process standardization to support planning, procurement, inventory, scheduling, and fulfillment across BESS operations.

Lead global standardization and continuous improvement of end-to-end supply chain processes, own and optimize SAP supply chain modules and related SCM tools, establish master data governance, drive adoption of digital solutions, and lead change management and training to support operations, finance, and IT across global mine sites.

Drive procurement and supply chain improvements: streamline supplier base, negotiate strategic buying agreements, manage supplier KPIs and performance, optimize inventory and working capital, reduce freight and procurement administration costs, analyze supply chain data, and implement risk-mitigation and lean principles across sites and regional teams.

Lead end-to-end product lifecycle for supply chain and logistics features, prioritize initiatives, collaborate with cross-functional teams, analyze data and market trends, ensure timely high-quality releases, and continuously optimize product performance using user feedback and emerging supply chain technologies.

Lead enterprise contract lifecycle management for Supply Chain, partnering with Legal, Compliance, and operations to negotiate contracts, provide redline guidance, assess risk, and design scalable contracting processes, policies, and governance to improve efficiency and compliance.

Lead global goods movement and logistics for a site production program. Manage teams handling receiving, stocking, kitting, shipping, preservation, and chemical management. Develop goods movement strategy, align with manufacturing and programs, mitigate logistics risks, ensure regulatory compliance for classified/unclassified transport, drive efficiency and cost reduction, and mentor staff while reporting to executive leadership.

Lead and scale procurement for construction and utility projects: enforce PO-first purchasing, run project buyouts and RFPs, source and manage vendors/subcontractors, align procurement with finance and schedules, track deliveries and risks, standardize workflows, and train project teams to ensure visibility and control of committed spend.

Manage day-to-day supply chain execution including planning, inventory control, logistics, and order fulfillment. Ensure timely deliveries, optimize inventory and working capital, monitor KPIs, mitigate operational risks, ensure compliance, and drive continuous improvement through cross-functional collaboration and data-driven decision making.

Design and own reporting and analytics to track end-to-end supply chain performance, identify waste drivers, build dashboards, lead cross-functional projects to reduce waste, and embed data-driven improvements across operations.

Lead a team of material program managers to develop and execute material strategies for propulsion systems programs. Own forecasting, procurement and subcontract strategies, supplier performance, risk mitigation, MMAS compliance, cost and schedule performance, and continuous improvement initiatives to ensure on-time delivery and material availability across program lifecycle.

Lead operational activities for new product introductions: manage program plans, customer communications, material readiness, BOMs, build execution, inventory, quotations/POs, and cross-functional ramp-to-volume readiness while driving process improvements and performance metrics.

Lead purchased component inventory optimization, supplier integrations, and cross-functional supply initiatives. Scale supply operations through improved planning logic, governance, technology adoption, and warehouse/space planning. Drive inventory turnover, excess/obsolete reduction, network expansions, supplier transitions, and mentor supply chain leaders to strengthen execution and risk management.

Lead supply chain program planning and forecasting, staffing and resource planning, cost account and EVM analysis, risk and change management, supplier integration, material forecasting, and cross-functional coordination. Brief program leadership on cost and schedule performance and drive process consistency across business areas.

Lead supply chain processes for NX Advanced Frames, collaborating across departments to ensure timely material delivery and project success while managing a high-performance team.

Lead finance business partnering for global supply chain: manage FP&A, inventory and fixed-asset accounting, driver-based forecasting, budgeting, SOX controls, intercompany transactions, and decision-support. Improve inventory productivity, working capital, and process standardization across U.S. warehouses and international units while supporting DRP implementation and audit/compliance activities.

Lead the site supply chain team, set strategy and business plans, and drive S&OP execution. Manage inventory, master schedules, purchasing, PFEP, and Oracle item master accuracy. Collaborate with Operations, Engineering, Quality, and Customer Operations to meet delivery, regulatory, and continuous improvement goals.

Lead Global Supply Chain Planning for Advanced Weapons programs. Own supplier cost, schedule, technical performance, resource planning, risk/opportunity management, and proposal inputs. Coordinate cross-functional teams, drive mitigation plans, improve metrics, and advise leadership to meet multi-million-dollar program commitments.

Manage supply-chain sustainability and regulatory compliance programs including CSRD, Modern Slavery Acts, UFLPA, Conflict Minerals, and EU Battery Regulation due diligence; oversee supplier audits, training, reporting, and integration of sustainability metrics into procurement and disclosures.

Lead FP&A for Logistics & Transportation: build forecasts and AOP, analyze variances, partner with supply chain stakeholders, model scenarios and savings initiatives, manage and develop finance staff, and deliver executive-ready reporting and recommendations to support operational and financial decisions.

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 training effectiveness and safety, and partner with operations and HR to improve retention, productivity, and compliance.