The Supply Chain Manager is responsible for overseeing and optimizing all supply chain activities across three manufacturing sites, including one international location. This position ensures that raw materials, components, and finished goods move efficiently through the production process and manufacturing sites to meet company goals for quality, delivery, and cost. The Supply Chain Manager leads a cross-functional team focused on strategic sourcing, production planning, inventory management, and logistics coordination to support seamless operations across all facilities.

Key Responsibilities:

·         Champion and uphold the company’s values, vision, mission and quality policy in all activities.

·         Adhere to and help enforce company policies, procedures, and internal control standards.

·         Lead and coordinate all supply chain functions across multiple domestic and international manufacturing sites, including procurement, production scheduling, materials management, inventory control, and distribution.

·         Develop and execute supply chain strategies that align with corporate objectives and support production efficiency, cost control, and customer satisfaction.

·         Partner with site leaders, operations, engineering, and finance teams to ensure standardized processes and clear communication across all locations.

·         Manage supplier selection, performance, and relationships to ensure on-time delivery of high-quality materials at competitive costs.

·         Oversee international supply chain operations, including import/export logistics, trade compliance, and coordination with global suppliers and freight partners.

·         Monitor and analyze key supply chain metrics (inventory turns, supplier on-time performance, material cost, lead times) to drive continuous improvement.

·         Lead initiatives to optimize material flow, reduce waste, and improve accuracy in production and inventory management systems.

·         Direct demand planning and capacity alignment to ensure production schedules meet customer demand while minimizing excess inventory.

·         Manage the implementation and optimization of ERP/MRP systems to improve data visibility and decision-making across sites.

·         Develop and mentor supply chain staff, promoting collaboration, accountability, and continuous development across all facilities.

·         Prepare and manage departmental budgets and forecasts, ensuring efficient allocation of resources and alignment with business goals.

·         Support new product launches and engineering changes by coordinating supply readiness and material availability.

Qualifications:

·         Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain Management, Business, Operations Management, or related field (Master’s degree preferred).

·         Minimum 7–10 years of progressive supply chain experience in a manufacturing environment, with at least 3 years managing multiple sites or international operations.

·         Strong understanding of manufacturing processes, production planning, and materials flow.

·         Demonstrated success in supplier management, contract negotiation, and cost reduction initiatives.

·         Working knowledge of international trade compliance, import/export logistics, and global freight coordination.

·         Experience with ERP/MRP systems (Infor Visual).

·         Strong leadership, analytical, and problem-solving abilities.

·         Familiarity with ISO9001, ISO13485 and AS9100 standards or other manufacturing quality frameworks.

·         Experience in low-volume/high-mix production environments

·         APICS/CSCP, CPSM, or similar certification preferred.

·         Willingness to travel domestically and internationally (approximately 20–25%)

Work Environment:

·         Fast-paced shop/manufacturing environment.

·         Hands-on leadership expected.

·         May involve standing for long periods, lifting up to 50 lbs, and working near machinery.

Expected Hours of Work:

·         This is a full-time position, typically Monday through Friday. While weekend work is rare, occasional weekend activity may be required based on business needs.

Travel:

·         Domestic and international travel 20–25%