Supply Chain Manager
Supply Chain Manager
Posted today
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Must Have Solar Module Manufacturing Experience*Supply Chain Manager is essential to ensure reliable, cost-effective sourcing of critical materials such as solar glass, aluminum frames, junction boxes, back sheets, EVA, and cells. The ideal candidate should have experience in strategic sourcing within photovoltaic manufacturing or related high-volume industrial sectors, with strong supplier negotiation skills and familiarity with global supply chains. They must also understand U.S. trade regulations, tariffs, domestic content requirements, and incentive frameworks such as the Inflation Reduction Act to optimize sourcing strategies. In addition, the Supply Chain Manager plays a key role in managing supplier relationships, mitigating supply risks, controlling input costs, and ensuring timely material availability to support uninterrupted production. Strong commercial judgment, analytical capability, and cross-functional coordination with production, engineering, and finance teams are critical for success in this role. The Supply Chain Manager is responsible for buying the best quality equipment, goods and services, at the most competitive prices, to enable the factory to operate at cost value.
- Manage the purchasing team activity and perform the purchasing related tasks needed for the production.
- Schedule the POs according to the production and overall operations needed without limitation to the department or the sector.
- Based on the scheduled production need, will have available the necessary raw materials equipment’s and tools
- Ability to multi-task is required to efficiently optimize performance of the production and the factory
- Work closely with all the departments and teams to achieve optimum uptime of equipment and production cost effective.
- Work closely with the QA/QC department and ensure the quality of the goods and products.
- Detailed oriented individual
- Strong measurement skills and analytical aptitude
- Good troubleshooting and problem-solving abilities
- Experience with machine level programming of codePC experience - MS Word, Excel, ERP.Excellent interpersonal skills
- Good oral and written communication skills
- Comfortable making decisions quickly based on available data
- Having a can-do attitude and willing to work though problems to meet production requirements
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