Manager, Integrated Supply Chain & Customer Experience
$100,496 - $130,603 per year
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Posted 16 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$100,496 - $130,603 per year
About the role
- Customer Service LeadershipDrive Customer Service Top Performance by ensuring timely shipments, responsive communication, support resolutions and continued improvements to build top service
- Lead Customer Centric Mindset through all activities.
- Lead Order Management in Execution Excellence by ensuring accurate, efficient, and standardized order management processes
- Partner cross-functionally to proactively manage supply risks, enhance transparency, and optimize customer outcomes
- Leverage Data and Performance Insights to identify service trends, mitigate risks, improve service metrics, and drive sustainable improvements in customer experience and operational performance.
- Develop and maintain rolling demand forecasts for 12 months; Leading monthly S&OP meeting with Sales Teams & Executive TeamCreate Yearly Budget for Existing and support New Win Budget with Commercial Team.
- Partner with Sales and customers to validate demand assumptions.
- Monitor forecast accuracy and implement corrective actions.
- Identify forecast risks and communicate mitigation plans.
- Ensure material availability and production readiness to support customer requirements
- Develop proactive mitigation plans for supply interruptions, capacity constraints, and raw material shortages, escalating significant risks as appropriate.
- Understanding of Production Planning requirements against capacity of Production and work to manage constraints.
- Support business continuity planning and supply chain risk management activities
- Collaborate with Operations, Quality, Procurement, Logistics, and Commercial functions to balance supply and demand.
- Lead actions to reduce excess and dormant inventory.
- Support supply continuity and risk mitigation efforts.
- Monitor production daily/weekly performance related to potential customer impacts
- Escalate QC Rejections/Resamples related to potential customer impacts
- Special Projects or Adhoc Analysis as required
- Team LeadershipDrive Customer Centric Mindset Internally & Externally
- Develop and coach direct reports.
- Establish individual goals aligned with organization for success
- Leading Succession Planning
- Promote collaboration across Supply Chain, Operations, Finance and Sales.
- Support continuous improvement initiatives.
- Key Metrics
- Forecast Accuracy
- On-Time Shipping/ Service Levels
- Inventory HealthOrder Entry Accuracy
- Customer Satisfaction
- Excess & Dormant Inventory
- Strong Supply Chain/Operations, Demand & Customer service orientation with the ability to communicate professionally with Customers, Sales, Commercial teams, and Supply Chain stakeholders.
- High Level Knowledge of Microsoft Suite with focus on Advance Excell skills for analysis. Oracle or SAP experience.
- Strong interpersonal, organizational, follow-up, analytical, and problem-solving skills.
- Ability to work in a fast-paced environment while maintaining responsiveness, accuracy, and customer focus.
- Strong verbal and written communication skills and strong math skills.
- Strong customer-facing presence with the ability to build trust, manage expectations, and communicate service recovery plans clearly and professionally
- Strong understanding of customer forecasts, and forecasting methods.
- Strong understanding of the relationship between forecast accuracy, inventory, on-time delivery, and customer satisfaction.
- Strong follow-up, organization, communication, and cross-functional collaboration skills.
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