Supply Manager
doverRuidoso (NM)
About the role
Careerflow Human Data Labs partners with AI companies to bring real-world professional expertise into their products.
About the role:
Own resource planning and deployment for a large-scale AI training program, managing 1,800+ contributors across multiple projects. You will align capacity with client demand, oversee resource tracking systems, identify supply risks, and lead a team of Supply Coordinators to ensure smooth 24/7 operations.
Key Responsibilities:
Make data-driven resource allocation and deployment decisions. Forecast capacity gaps and guide recruiting and fulfillment teams. Manage and improve centralized resource and throughput tracking systems. Integrate data from recruiting, onboarding, performance, and project delivery. Monitor utilization, throughput, and operational trends. Identify bottlenecks and lead process improvements. Collaborate with clients, Project Leads, PMO, and cross-functional teams. Lead 1–3 Supply Coordinators and ensure operating coverage.
Required Qualifications:
Experience in large-scale operations or managed services, preferably AI training. Hands-on experience with solutions architecture, systems integration, and workforce or resource management systems. Strong analytical, decision-making, and communication skills. Experience working with technical and business stakeholders. Ability to manage fast-moving operations and work US Pacific Time hours. AI training industry experience is preferred.
Success Measures:
Accurate and timely resource deployment. Reduced turnaround time and capacity gaps. Improved resource utilization and cross-skilling. Strong stakeholder alignment and operational efficiency. Offer Details: This is a project-based role involving a defined number of evaluation tasks. Each task will involve comparing multiple chatbots and providing a final assessment.
Work Schedule:
Five working days per week, including weekends as required, with two weekdays off.
Work Hours: 7am-4pm PST
Duration: 16 weeks.
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