Supply Chain Manager Jobs

About The Position

Requirements

• Experience with network supply planning and scenario development
• Strong analytics, reporting, and planning systems proficiency
• Exceptional stakeholder management and communication skills
• Proficiency in Excel and ability to interpret and validate data
• Experience facilitating cross-functional planning and problem-solving sessions
• Doctorate degree
• Master’s degree and 2 years of experience
• Bachelor’s degree and 4 years of experience
• Associate’s degree and 8 years of experience
• High school diploma / GED and 10 years of experience

Responsibilities

• Analyze, consolidate, and report on demand, supply plans, inventory projections, and KPIs for management and stakeholders.
• Develop and compare scenarios to deliver optimal supply plans considering demand and network constraints.
• Support long-range planning, manage capacity constraints, and communicate tradeoffs.
• Drive alignment across manufacturing sites, supply chain, raw materials, and finance partners during planning cycles.
• Support implementation of continuous improvement initiatives, process improvements, and reporting automation.
• Represent Global Network Planning on cross-functional teams and projects, maintaining proactive stakeholder communication.
• Own planning cycle cadence by collecting inputs, validating assumptions, reconciling gaps, and publishing updated supply and inventory views.
• Build and refresh scenario analyses to stress-test supply plans against various constraints.
• Own the planning cycle cadence by collecting inputs, validating assumptions, reconciling gaps, and publishing updated supply and inventory views.
• Build and refresh scenario analyses to stress test supply plans against capacity, material, and non-commercial constraints.
• Prepare concise, leadership-ready summaries highlighting KPIs, key changes, risks, and decisions required.
• Facilitate cross-functional working sessions with manufacturing sites and global or regional partners to resolve constraints and confirm aligned plans.
• Monitor exceptions and emerging risks and recommend mitigation actions such as allocation shifts, campaign timing adjustments, or inventory strategies.
• Support continuous improvement efforts by simplifying processes, standardizing reporting, and contributing to automation and dashboarding initiatives.