About the role
PERM Supply Chain Manager – Medical Device Knoxville, Tn – On Site | Permanent | Full-Time | $110,000-125,000 IntroA contract medical device company is seeking a corporate supply chain manager to oversee manufacturing sites located in TN. This role is responsible for improving planning discipline, cross-functional alignment, supply and capacity forecasting, and operational execution in support of business objectives and customer commitments
Responsibilities:
Lead implementation and ongoing management of a standardized SIOP process across all business units and manufacturing locations Facilitate SIOP, KPIs, and reporting tools to support decision-making and operational visibility.
Qualifications & Requirements:
6-10 years supply chain experience in regulated environment 2+ years of experience with Microsoft D365 Experience within medical device, pharmaceuticals, or another highly regulated industry Experience implementing or improving SIOP/IBP processes within a multi-site manufacturing organization Experience with ERP systems and planning tools (e.g. SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics, Kinaxis, Net Suite, etc.)Preferred Bachelor’s degree in supply chain, Operations, Industrial Engineering, Business, or related field preferred Experience supporting multi-site manufacturing and distribution operations Analytical expertise developing executive-level reporting and KPI dashboardsAPICS/ASCM certification (CPIM, CSCP, or IBF certification preferred Sign Off For more information, please contact Ava Biestek at ava.biestek@jcwgroup.com
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