Supply Chain Program Manager

Flowserve Corporation

10d

About The Position

The FPD Supply Chain Program Manager leads the regional procurement and sourcing hub operating model across FPD. The role directly manages Regional Hub Managers and is accountable for stable, reliable, scalable, and standardized hub execution across regions. It combines senior people leadership, operational management, performance governance, site-to-hub transition oversight, continuous improvement, and cross-functional leadership. The role leads deployment, stabilization, and improvement of the regional Procurement and Sourcing Hub operating model; establishes standardized processes and performance routines; and oversees site-to-hub work transfers and transitions. It safeguards continuity of supply, purchase order execution, material availability, production requirements, supplier communications, and customer commitments during operational changes. The Program Manager also develops and monitors dashboards, KPIs, governance routines, risk registers, action logs, and performance reviews to promote visibility, accountability, root-cause analysis, corrective actions, and closure of performance gaps. The role ensures traceability and adherence to enterprise policies, procurement controls, service-level commitments, documentation requirements, audit standards, and internal controls. In partnership with Finance and business leaders, it tracks savings, productivity, working-capital improvements, efficiencies, service improvements, and capability development. Travel of up to 30% is required.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain, Business, Engineering, Operations, Manufacturing, Quality, Data/Analytics, or a related field.
Significant experience in Procurement, Strategic Sourcing, Supply Chain, Operations, Shared Services, or regional hub operations.
Demonstrated experience leading managers and cross-functional teams across multiple regions, sites, functions, or business units.
Strong understanding of end-to-end Source-to-Pay processes, including purchasing controls, supplier engagement, purchase order execution, approvals, and compliance requirements.
Proven ability to establish and improve standardized work, standard operating procedures, workflows, work instructions, performance metrics, and internal controls.
Strong project and change management skills, including roadmap development, milestone tracking, risk management, governance, stakeholder communication, readiness planning, and execution management.
Experience establishing and managing KPIs, service-level agreements, dashboards, performance reviews, root-cause analysis, and corrective-action plans.
Strong analytical, organizational, problem-solving, written, and verbal communication skills, with the ability to influence stakeholders and drive actions to closure in a matrixed organization.
Ability to travel up to 30%.

Nice To Haves

Experience leading Procurement or Sourcing centralization, shared-services implementation, hub deployment, operating-model transformation, or large-scale standardization initiatives.
Experience supporting ERP, procurement systems, workflow tools, analytics platforms, master-data initiatives, or digital-transformation programs.
Experience applying Lean, Six Sigma, continuous-improvement, project-management, or change-management methodologies to deliver measurable operational improvements.
Advanced degree and/or professional certifications in Supply Chain, Procurement, Project Management, Lean Six Sigma, or Change Management.

Responsibilities

Lead, coach, and develop Regional Hub Managers, establishing accountability for people leadership, service delivery, operational performance, compliance, and continuous improvement.
Promote ownership, transparency, customer focus, disciplined escalation, and adherence to standardized Procurement and Sourcing processes across regional hubs.
Serve as the senior operational liaison among Regional Hubs, FPD Sites and Operations, Sourcing, Global Supply Chain, Finance, Quality, Engineering, IT, and Shared Services.
Lead deployment, stabilization, and continuous improvement of the regional Procurement and Sourcing Hub operating model.
Establish and maintain standardized operating procedures, workflows, work instructions, approval requirements, sourcing practices, purchasing controls, documentation standards, and escalation paths.
Ensure hubs have clear performance expectations, leadership routines, daily management cadence, and standard work aligned with Global Supply Chain policies, processes, tools, and systems.
Lead site-to-hub work transfers and operational transitions, including readiness, capacity planning, system access, data quality, supplier ownership, stakeholder alignment, cutover execution, and post-transition stabilization.
Safeguard continuity of supply, purchase order execution, material availability, production requirements, supplier communication, and customer commitments during operational changes and transitions.
Develop and monitor dashboards, KPIs, governance routines, risk registers, action logs, and performance-review processes to drive visibility, accountability, root-cause analysis, corrective actions, and closure of performance gaps.
Ensure end-to-end traceability, consistent use of Flowserve systems, and adherence to enterprise policies, procurement controls, service-level commitments, documentation requirements, audit standards, and internal controls.
Partner with Finance and business leaders to validate and track realized savings, productivity gains, working-capital improvements, operational efficiencies, service improvements, and capability development.