Top Supply Chain Manager Jobs

Lead supply chain strategy and operations for aerospace programs, drive cross-functional initiatives, present supplier and program performance to executives, implement performance monitoring and continuous improvement, and integrate AI/ML and automation to optimize procurement, logistics, and supplier performance.

Own supply chain performance for a Blue Origin program: develop and execute supply chain strategies, manage risk and schedules, ensure on-time delivery, support financials (EVMS, budgets), compliance (ITAR, FAR/DFARS), analyze data, drive mitigations, and communicate status to stakeholders.

Lead supplier execution across PO release to delivery, drive recovery plans for at-risk parts, analyze and reduce lead times and capacity gaps, track supplier KPIs and PPV, lead QBRs, and collaborate cross-functionally to mitigate risks and improve supplier performance.

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.

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

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.

Lead end-to-end supply chain for the Circleville production facility managing a $25M inventory portfolio to meet a 96% service level. Own supply planning, RCCP, S&OE and SIOP processes, inventory optimization, safety stock and replenishment, capacity and production planning, supplier and contract manufacturer management, cross-functional alignment, continuous improvement, and EHS compliance.

Lead day-to-day operations and strategic account management for customer supply chain accounts. Drive continuous improvement, manage carrier and supplier performance, resolve inventory/material discrepancies, coach and develop supply chain staff, ensure regulatory and company policy compliance, and support growth opportunities while maintaining operational stability and customer relationships.

Manage planning, procurement, inventory control, scheduling, and distribution to meet production and customer requirements. Lead materials team, oversee purchasing, ensure on-time delivery, maintain audit compliance (IATF 16949/ISO/TISAX), participate in APQP/PPAP, optimize costs and inventory metrics, and coordinate international shipments and plant-to-plant travel.

Manage DoD-focused logistics and supply chain activities: procurement, vendor coordination, phased shipments, local sourcing, and regulatory compliance. Serve as liaison with Taiwanese stakeholders, identify cost-saving opportunities, and ensure adherence to DFARs/FARs and ITAR. Requires active DoD Secret clearance and TS/SCI eligibility, five-plus years DoD experience, and a relevant bachelor’s degree.

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

Lead sourcing strategy and supplier management for final assembly and packaging across hardware products. Drive supplier selection, contracts, negotiations, NPI support (EVT/DVT/PVT), cost optimization, supplier performance, and risk mitigation while partnering with engineering and operations.

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.

Owner of end-to-end customer supply chain performance, integrating Logistics with Sales, IBP, Planning, and Finance. Drive cost-to-serve analysis, decision-safe analytics, scenario trade-off decisions, and operational rigor to improve service, cost, cash, and growth. Lead cross-functional collaboration, partner with 3PLs/carriers, and embed analytics into day-to-day workflows to reduce escalations and improve KPIs (OTIF, inventory health, fines).

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.

Manage receiving, operations planning, distribution, transportation and budgets for assigned facilities. Review master production plans, align with corporate supply chain, oversee 3PLs, drive continuous improvement and FSQA programs, develop supply chain teams, and support operational excellence and change management.

The Supply Chain Manager 2 leads supply chain activities to meet customer demands, manage carrier performance, ensure operating efficiencies, and oversee team development. Resolving operational issues and managing projects while maintaining customer relations are crucial responsibilities.

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

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.

Lead facility supply chain to achieve on-time delivery and optimized working capital through purchasing, planning, inventory control, SAP/MRP super-user functions, supplier management, and continuous process improvements to meet KPIs.

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.

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