Supply Chain Manager, Electrical

Related•Dallas, TX

7d•Onsite

About The Position

Related Digital is seeking a Supply Chain Manager – Electrical to lead planning, execution, and delivery assurance for electrical Owner-Furnished Contractor-Installed (OFCI) equipment across its data center portfolio. The position provides end-to-end visibility into equipment demand, manufacturing progress, integration, logistics, delivery commitments, supplier performance, and operational readiness, ensuring critical electrical infrastructure is delivered safely and in alignment with project objectives, commissioning requirements, and portfolio schedules. The role works across Procurement, Development, Design, Construction, OEMs, integrators, trade contractors, Commissioning, White Space Fit-Out, and Operations. It leads equipment program execution, supplier and integrator performance, manufacturing and delivery tracking, testing readiness, logistics coordination, commissioning preparation, risk management, reporting, and continuous improvement. The manager also supports portfolio-wide standards, scalable processes, preferred supplier and equipment strategies, dashboards, governance, workflow automation, and AI-enabled analytics. The position covers equipment such as switchgear, UPS systems, generators, transformers, medium-voltage equipment, busway, power distribution units, protection and control systems, and integrated or modular power assemblies. Success is measured by on-time delivery, manufacturing schedule adherence, FAT/FWT completion, supplier and integrator performance, forecast accuracy, reduced schedule impacts, commissioning and turnover readiness, and project delivery support effectiveness. Domestic and international travel may be required.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain Management, Engineering, Construction Management, Business, or a related field.
8+ years of progressive experience in supply chain, procurement, vendor management, project delivery, construction, commissioning, or related disciplines.
At least 5 years supporting mission-critical infrastructure, data center, industrial, utility, semiconductor, manufacturing, or similarly complex construction programs.
Demonstrated experience managing OFCI equipment through procurement, manufacturing, testing, logistics, delivery, installation, and turnover.
Experience working directly with manufacturers, suppliers, integrators, and third-party service providers.
Experience in high-growth environments requiring scalable processes, systems, and operating models.
Demonstrated ability to use AI, LLMs, workflow automation, and advanced analytics to improve forecasting, operational efficiency, supply chain visibility, business processes, and data-driven decision-making.
Strong understanding of data center electrical infrastructure, including switchgear, generators, UPS systems, transformers, medium-voltage systems, busway, protection systems, and related equipment.
Experience supporting FAT/FWT activities and commissioning-readiness processes.
Strong communication, leadership, and relationship-management skills.
Ability to manage multiple projects and priorities simultaneously.

Nice To Haves

Data center industry experience.
Experience supporting hyperscale, colocation, mission-critical, utility, industrial, semiconductor, or advanced manufacturing projects.
Experience managing supplier performance and delivery assurance across multiple concurrent projects.
Professional certification such as CPSM, CSCP, CSCMP, PMP, CCM, or equivalent.
Advanced proficiency with AI, LLMs, Procore, CxAlloy, Microsoft Excel, Power BI, Smartsheet, and related reporting platforms.
Willingness to travel domestically and internationally to manufacturers, integrators, suppliers, project sites, testing facilities, and emerging markets as required.

Responsibilities

Lead execution of electrical OFCI equipment programs across the project portfolio.
Maintain visibility into equipment demand, sourcing activities, manufacturing schedules, and delivery commitments.
Coordinate equipment planning with Procurement, Development, Design, and Construction teams, and support portfolio-level delivery strategies.
Support portfolio-wide standards for equipment planning, manufacturing visibility, FAT/FWT, logistics, integrator coordination, commissioning readiness, and turnover.
Drive consistent equipment tracking, reporting, milestone management, and risk identification across projects.
Identify process improvement, standardization, and scalability opportunities; support preferred supplier, integrator, and equipment strategies.
Capture lessons learned and refine supply chain processes, tools, and operating procedures.
Support repeatable reporting, dashboards, metrics, and governance mechanisms that provide leadership visibility.
Promote best practices, workflow automation, AI-enabled analytics, and digital solutions for improved efficiency, forecasting, and decision-making.
Serve as the primary business contact for electrical OEMs, manufacturers, suppliers, and integrators.
Monitor external partner performance against contractual commitments, project schedules, and manufacturing milestones; lead performance discussions, issue resolution, and recovery planning.
Track equipment through fabrication, assembly, testing, integration, logistics, and project delivery; identify production constraints and develop mitigation plans.
Provide timely, accurate visibility into schedule risks and delivery performance.
Coordinate FAT and FWT activities, align testing with project schedules and commissioning objectives, support corrective actions, and verify documentation and readiness before shipment.
Coordinate logistics from factory through final delivery, support transportation planning and site readiness, and monitor equipment movements and delivery milestones.
Coordinate equipment readiness for commissioning and partner with Commissioning, Integrators, and Operations on turnover readiness, documentation, testing, close-out, and transition to Operations.
Maintain visibility into supply chain risks and mitigation plans; provide regular status reporting and executive-level risk visibility, escalating challenges as needed.
Build stakeholder relationships, act as a central coordination point, and facilitate alignment on priorities, schedules, risks, and readiness activities.
Support development and deployment of AI-enabled analytics, workflow automation, and reporting capabilities; drive continuous improvement and use analytics platforms to improve transparency and decision-making.