Top Remote Supply Chain Management Jobs

As a Senior Supply Chain Manager, you will oversee inbound supply operations, optimize production capacity, collaborate with teams, and communicate with executives to ensure supply chain continuity and success across US operations.

Lead procurement team to source finished goods, manage inventory reporting, mitigate supply risks, negotiate costs, build supplier relationships, partner cross-functionally, and improve purchasing processes and MRO purchasing for US operations.

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

Lead production planning, scheduling, forecasting, and supply chain operations across manufacturing sites. Manage and develop planning teams, implement master scheduling techniques, maintain demand forecasts, optimize inventory and fulfillment, run ERP-based planning (Epicor), produce operations reports, support product family transfers, and collaborate with global supply chain, manufacturing, sales, and engineering. Role is primarily remote with periodic site travel.

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 leads supply chain activities, ensuring timely delivery of goods, managing inventory, optimizing processes, and directing a team of Purchasing Agents and a Buyer.

Lead product vision and roadmap for end-to-end supply chain technology, driving platform architecture, integrations, automation, and AI solutions across planning, procurement, fulfillment, order management, and reverse logistics. Partner with cross-functional teams to modernize systems, define KPIs, evaluate vendors, and deliver measurable operational improvements.

Manage procurement and supply chain operations for Seppic North America: negotiate supplier contracts, oversee MRP/ERP and inventory for Richmond/Polykon sites, lead the Procurement & Supply Chain team, ensure GMP/EFFCi compliance, participate in S&OP, handle shipping and claims, and implement corporate purchasing best practices.

The Business Operations Manager II role involves leading supply chain processes, managing cross-functional teams, and driving business process improvements to enhance efficiency and performance metrics.

Manage a portfolio of Supply Chain Intelligence SaaS accounts focusing on renewals, expansion, upsell, and cross-sell. Drive proactive renewal strategies, commercial negotiations, discovery, demos, and ROI-based sales. Coordinate with Customer Success, hunters, and product teams, and maintain forecasting and pipeline hygiene in Salesforce to grow revenue and reduce churn.

Own purchasing, demand planning, logistics coordination, and product data to maintain inventory health, improve forecasting, prevent stockouts/overstock, and build scalable supply chain systems and processes for an ecommerce business.

Manage data collection and market research for telecom and datacenter suppliers, support RFP/RFQ creation, build vendor partnerships, coordinate cross-functional evaluation and contracting, track supplier performance and market trends, and provide data-driven recommendations to inform network expansion and procurement strategy.

Lead and build logistics operations for an aerospace development program: design transportation networks, warehousing, inventory control, global trade compliance (ITAR/EAR), manage LSP contracts, implement digital visibility tools, align logistics with production, and grow a team focused on safety and continuous improvement.

Lead the execution of special operations projects at Skylight, focusing on optimizing fulfillment, logistics, and inventory management while collaborating across departments to build scalable tools and strategies.

Manage end-to-end cold-chain logistics and global transportation for biologics, ensuring inventory control across CMOs/CDMOs, temperature compliance, customs clearance, and carrier performance. Partner cross-functionally and with 3PLs to resolve deviations, optimize trade lanes, and maintain GxP/regulatory adherence to support clinical development programs.

Support the Supply Chain Knowledge Center by translating supply chain insights into client-facing value narratives, driving solution adoption, and identifying revenue opportunities. Collaborate across teams, champion AI-enabled enhancements, collect stakeholder feedback to improve offerings, and present data-driven recommendations to internal and external stakeholders to boost supply chain fluency and commercial impact.

The Project Manager will lead supply chain projects, coordinating with departments to ensure timely completion, managing resources, and optimizing processes.

The Program Manager oversees program implementation, manages cross-functional teams, ensures customer satisfaction, and drives financial performance through continuous improvement initiatives.

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

Lead supply chain systems architecture and implementation (Procure-to-Pay, MES, QMS, ERP), translate operational needs into workflows and analytics, own KPI/dashboard frameworks, drive continuous improvement, partner with vendors/IT, and support ERP evaluation and supply chain scaling for fleet deployment.

Manage clinical drug supply planning, label/pack and distribution for clinical studies. Develop and oversee supply and inventory plans, manage GMP inventory and vendor relationships, support IRT strategy and UAT, investigate exceptions and implement CAPAs, and lead cross-functional process improvements to ensure continuous patient supply and minimize waste.

Lead end-to-end delivery of supply chain transformation projects across North America, managing plans, budgets, risks, stakeholders, governance, and cross-functional teams while supporting warehousing, logistics, automation, and technology initiatives.

The Senior Manager will lead the supplier cyber risk and resilience management program, ensuring compliance with standards and regulations while managing risks and partnerships with suppliers.

Lead global inventory management strategy and execution across manufacturing sites: PFEP implementation, inventory system governance, BOM/master-data management, KPI reporting, SIOP alignment, site training/SME development, and supply chain continuous improvement with finance and senior leadership engagement.

Lead purchased component inventory optimization and supplier integrations across Planning, Logistics, Engineering, Procurement and Manufacturing. Scale supply operations via improved planning logic, governance, technology adoption, network expansions, obsolescence and risk management. Drive warehouse space planning, supplier-facing initiatives, process controls, and mentoring of leaders while translating strategic objectives into executable roadmaps and continuous improvement.