IT Supply Chain & Sales Manager

Pratt Industries•Atlanta, GA

About The Position

We are seeking a visionary IT Supply Chain & Sales Manager to bridge the gap between our technical capabilities and business operations. This role is designed for a strategic professional who can manage IT demand from our Logistics & Sales operations while leveraging a deep understanding of business processes to drive efficiency. You will partner closely with executive leadership and critical resources, ensuring that IT solutions are not just reactive, but forward-looking and innovative.

Requirements

A degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Supply Chain Management, or a related field.
Proven experience in IT leadership specifically within a Supply Chain or Sales environment.
Exceptional ability to communicate complex technical concepts to non-technical business stakeholders.
Expertise in writing professional reports and strategic roadmaps.
Strong understanding of modern IT infrastructure and supply chain software ecosystems.
Advanced logical and analytical problem-solving skills to navigate complex logistical challenges.
Strategic Time Management: Ability to manage high-pressure deadlines and multiple competing priorities.
Collaborative Mindset: A commitment to fostering a team culture focused on mutual success and shared goals.
Resilient Problem-Solving: A proactive approach to overcoming technical and operational roadblocks with composure.
Self-Motivation: A passion for continuous improvement and staying at the forefront of IT innovation.

Nice To Haves

Experience in Sales operations or managing sales-related IT demand is highly desirable.

Responsibilities

Demand Management: Act as the primary interface for the business to understand, capture, and prioritize IT needs across Sales and Strategic Accounts.
Strategic Prioritization: Evaluate complex work demands and align IT resources with the highest-value business initiatives.
Business Innovation: Proactively identify and implement emerging IT solutions that improve customer experience and streamline supply chain workflows.
Forward-Looking Strategy: Anticipate future IT demand by staying ahead of industry trends and evolving business requirements.
Collaboration: Build strong relationships with business leaders to ensure IT strategy is fully integrated with operational goals.