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Supply Chain Manager

Posted 8 days ago

indotronix avani groupEverett (WA)

SENIORITY

Lead

SALARY

$41

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About the role

Title: Supply Chain Manager
Duration: 12+ Months
Location: 11404 Commando Rd Everett WA USA 98204
Pay: $41/hr7am-5pm (8hrs/day..40hrs/week+OT)
What You Will Do:
  • Act as a problem solver and go-to leader when urgent issues threaten production flow.
  • Identify and implement operational solutions that achieve business objectives and remove barriers to delivery.
  • Thrive in a fast-paced environment by balancing multiple projects and deadlines simultaneously.
  • Collaborate across departments to ensure business process outcomes align with organizational goals.
  • Build strong relationships with suppliers and internal teams to influence results and accelerate resolution.
  • Lead root cause investigations and corrective actions to ensure sustainable solutions.
  • Drive operational efficiency, cost savings, and process improvements that support long-term growth.
  • Apply project management and fact-based decision making to deliver results under tight timelines.
  • Continuously seek out opportunities to improve operational effectiveness and customer satisfaction.
Qualifications You Must Have: Typically requires a University Degree and minimum 5 years prior relevant experience or an Advanced Degree in a related field and minimum 3 years of experience Supply Chain AND SAP Experience a must! Qualifications We Prefer:
  • Master’s degree in business or technical field preferred
  • Meaningful experience working with suppliers
  • Project management and/or process improvement/Lean experience
  • Customer Service mindset and strong follow up skills
  • Delivery assurance experience
  • Experience organizing initiatives and processes
  • Strong working knowledge of SAP and Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint
  • Experience with a variety of commodities is ideal results and ability to build relations with various partners
  • Aerospace experience

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