Top Supply Chain Manager Jobs

Leads small to medium supply chain improvement projects, managing scope, schedules, budgets, risks, quality, governance, project gates, and deliverables. Coordinates cross-functional teams, mentors project coordinators, communicates with stakeholders, resolves conflicts, prioritizes competing demands, and drives project results. Uses Agile, Waterfall, or hybrid project management methods and tools such as Planisware and Jira. Level II manages more complex projects and competing priorities.

Leads supply chain strategy and execution for program materials and services. Develops procurement and subcontract plans, manages resources, budgets, forecasts, schedules, supplier performance, risks, and material delivery. Coordinates with purchasing, warehousing, production, engineering, and program management teams, resolves supply chain issues, negotiates supplier lead times, and briefs executives on cost and schedule performance.

Leads complex technical programs spanning manufacturing readiness, supplier qualification, alternate-source development, supply chain resilience, risk mitigation, engineering changes, and corrective actions. Partners with engineering, quality, manufacturing, supply chain, and global suppliers to manage schedules, milestones, dependencies, technical risks, and executive communications from concept through implementation.

Leads end-to-end business-unit supply chain strategy, innovation supply chain development, margin transformation, and complex cross-functional projects. Develops supply options, evaluates cost, capacity, service, risk, and resilience tradeoffs, drives cost savings initiatives, builds business cases, and coordinates governance. Requires strategic supply chain leadership across multiple disciplines, strong financial and analytical skills, executive influence, and team development.

Manage strategy, planning, and execution of material and subcontract content for programs. Oversee budgets, forecasts, supplier performance, risk mitigation, BOEs, SOWs, and cross-functional coordination to meet schedule and cost targets.

Lead complex IT supply chain transformation programs from planning through delivery. Manage scope, schedules, budgets, resources, risks, vendors, governance, and executive communications. Drive Agile execution using Azure DevOps for backlogs, sprints, releases, reporting, and delivery tracking. Oversee enterprise application implementations, integrations, testing, deployment, stabilization, change management, training, and user adoption across procurement, inventory, logistics, warehouse, and supplier management processes.

Leads goods movement and production-floor workflow, coordinating the timely flow of parts, materials, and assemblies. Manages staff performance, inventory accuracy, WIP control, line balancing, supplier delivery performance, and KPI execution. Develops trend-analysis tools, monitors program plans and actuals, drives process improvements, and supports financial and operational goals while leading multidisciplinary teams.

Leads quality and process improvement initiatives within a distribution center. Uses Lean Six Sigma, 5S, root cause analysis, time and motion studies, KPI analysis, and standard work to eliminate quality losses, reduce process variation, and deliver sustainable savings. Manages improvement projects, supports Quality Excellence program deployment, develops loss profiles and gap analyses, and builds capability among managers and associates. Supervises, trains, and develops associates while ensuring compliance with company policies and standards.

Manage complex, cross-functional cloud supply chain programs spanning planning, sourcing, logistics, fulfillment, supplier management, risk mitigation, and process improvement. Use data analysis, dashboards, metrics, and root cause analysis to monitor performance and inform decisions. Coordinate internal and external stakeholders, ensure milestone delivery, resolve anomalies, communicate status, and drive continuous improvement across multiple teams.

Leads demand planning, S&OP, purchasing, inventory management, forecasting, import logistics, trade compliance, and supply chain strategy. Manages two direct reports and partners with Sales, Finance, Marketing, manufacturers, and 3PL providers. Develops KPIs, dashboards, budgets, business plans, and inventory policies while driving process improvements, product sourcing, and cross-functional accountability.

Leads end-to-end supply chain planning and material readiness for new vehicle product launches, from design through production ramp-up. Owns NPI schedules, phase-gate processes, MRP and ISO implementation, shortage mitigation, alternate sourcing, and supply-chain impacts of engineering changes. Coordinates Engineering, Procurement, Manufacturing, Quality, and Supplier Development while managing critical-path risks, production continuity, status meetings, and executive reporting.

Manage vendor relationships, negotiate costs and support, select and purchase merchandise, forecast top sellers, optimize gross margin and inventory turns, coordinate merchandising with marketing and operations, and analyze market trends to drive category strategy.

Manages full-lifecycle talent acquisition for Operations and Supply Chain teams. Partners with hiring managers and HR leaders to develop workforce and sourcing strategies, analyzes employment market data, builds diverse candidate pipelines, conducts interviews, supports selection, negotiates offers, and manages recruiting metrics and candidate engagement.

Lead and execute supply chain strategy, manage procurement, sourcing, inventory, and logistics. Oversee supplier performance, negotiate contracts, optimize ERP/MRP forecasting, ensure on-time delivery, mentor the purchasing team, and align supply chain goals with company objectives.

Manage end-to-end supply chain and fulfillment across domestic and international operations, including 3PL warehouse performance, inventory planning, procurement support, ocean/air freight coordination, customs/import documentation, and ecommerce marketplace execution. Maintain systems integration (WMS/OMS/ERP), operational reporting accuracy, SLA performance during peak events, and drive process improvements and cross-functional collaboration.

Lead development and execution of supply chain strategy, optimize processes, manage supplier and subcontractor relationships, oversee subcontract lifecycle and compliance (FAR/DFARS), mitigate supply chain risks, coordinate cross-functionally, monitor KPIs, manage budgets, and implement advanced supply chain technologies to support aerospace and defense programs.

Responsible for architecting and managing nEye's supply chain, including vendor engagement, materials planning, logistics, and systems implementation for a hardware company.

Plans, coordinates, and executes cross-functional supply chain projects from initiation through completion. Develops project scopes, timelines, budgets, resources, milestones, and reporting. Leads stakeholder meetings, manages communication, mitigates risks and dependencies, supports change management, and promotes continuous improvement, governance, and project management best practices.

Manage distribution center volume, workflow, staffing, shipment planning, and operational risk to meet service-level and productivity goals. Coordinate with operations, maintenance, support, and enterprise planning teams; monitor performance through automated tools and KPI reporting; adjust plans in real time; advise leaders; test systems; and conduct pre-planning, risk mitigation, process improvement, and postmortem reporting.

Lead integrated network planning and execution for Azure and AI infrastructure: coordinate demand, supply, capacity, deployment readiness, risk mitigation, and cross-functional stakeholder alignment while driving process and tooling transformation.

Manage end-to-end order operations for U.S. retail customers, including onboarding, launches, inventory monitoring, customer scorecards, forecasting support, and issue resolution. Partner cross-functionally with sales, planning, logistics, finance, and operations to improve execution and support activations. Lead and develop the Customer Supply Chain team through hiring, coaching, and performance management.

Own product direction for supply chain systems and data, including supplier management, logistics, trade compliance, ERP workflows, and internal product surfaces. Build data models and requirements, partner with IT and cross-functional stakeholders on system design, define success metrics, and identify opportunities for AI and automation. The role requires shipping products that improve operational efficiency in a rapidly evolving environment.

Leads end-to-end supply chain optimization across warehousing, distribution, inventory, transportation, planning, and manufacturing. Analyzes operational data, builds Excel and Power BI models, develops automation and investment business cases, improves labor productivity and service levels, and standardizes processes across sites. The manager leads cross-functional initiatives, supports network redesign and facility expansions, manages strategic partnerships, and coaches functional owners to sustain improvements.

Leads new product introduction supply chain programs from planning through implementation. Develops project plans, manages schedules, budgets, resources, purchase requisitions, and orders. Coordinates cross-functional engineering, business, vendor, and customer teams worldwide to deliver equipment on time and within budget. Provides process expertise, resolves project risks and complications, communicates status, and supports product release and deployment.

Plans and manages supply chain programs composed of multiple dependent workstreams. Oversees program schedules, scope, milestones, risks, customer satisfaction, service-level agreements, financial performance, and operational impacts. Builds cross-functional teams, resolves major issues, drives continuous improvement, develops trusted customer relationships, and identifies opportunities for incremental business. Manages contracts, negotiations, forecasts, project metrics, and program changes while supporting strong customer and financial outcomes.