Director, Supply Chain

TeraWatt Infrastructure

. Develop and drive the Supply Chain strategy and roadmap in partnership with key stakeholders .

Posted 11/4/2026full-timeSan Francisco • California • United StatesLead💰 $195,000 - $210,000 per yearWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates extensive experience in developing and executing Supply Chain strategies, managing vendor relationships, and leading high-performing teams. Proficient in procurement processes, risk management, and aligning supply chain operations with organizational goals.

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Supply Chain Strategy DevelopmentVendor ManagementProcurement Systems ImplementationTeam LeadershipRisk Management

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Hard Skills

Supply Chain ManagementProcurementContract NegotiationInventory ManagementSourcing StrategiesKPI TrackingBudget PlanningTechnical FluencyVendor SelectionQuality Standards

Soft Skills

Clear CommunicationAccountabilityResponsivenessCross-Departmental CollaborationLeadership

Tools & Technologies

ERP SystemsProcurement ToolsPO Workflows

Industry Keywords

Electrical EquipmentIndustrial EquipmentEV ChargingUtility-Scale InfrastructureLarge-Scale Infrastructure

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies

ERP

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Develop and drive the Supply Chain strategy and roadmap in partnership with key stakeholders
Define the operating model, standards, and success metrics for the Supply Chain function
Own cost, schedule, and quality outcomes across all Owner Furnished Equipment categories
Serve as senior partner to Technology, Operations, and Finance leadership
Partner with the CFO on Supply Chain budget planning, working capital, and staffing needs
Own end-to-end vendor management, including vendor selection, contracting, and ongoing relationship management
Establish sourcing strategies for long-lead and constrained items, including dual-sourcing and risk mitigation
Lead supplier negotiations and contracting covering pricing, warranty terms, service-level commitments, and volume-based agreements
Align procurement and material delivery schedules with development and commissioning milestones
Develop and manage inventory and spares strategy across the site portfolio
Partner with Technology and Operations to ensure equipment meets electrical, safety, and interoperability standards
Coordinate warranty and defect resolution with vendors
Establish and track supplier KPIs and drive corrective action plans
Build the Supply Chain function from the ground up and grow the team as the portfolio expands
Build a culture of accountability, follow-through, and responsiveness
Represent Supply Chain in cross-departmental planning with Development, Technology, Construction, Commissioning, Operations, and Finance
Manage supply chain risk through a formal risk register, alternate sourcing plans, and proactive issue escalation
Implement and improve procurement systems and processes, including PO workflows, ERP/procurement tool selection, and supplier onboarding
Report to the CFO and connect Technology, Operations, and Finance

Requirements

What you’ll need

10+ years of experience in supply chain and procurement, including senior leadership of complex, technical vendor relationships at the Director level or equivalent
Experience owning or standing up a supply chain function or program, including setting strategy, defining the operating model, and accountability for outcomes
Demonstrated ability to manage long-lead-time, constrained, or sole-source procurement categories
Track record of hiring, building, and leading high-performing supply chain or procurement teams
Comfort operating as a hands-on individual leader while the function is being built
Experience sourcing and managing electrical or industrial equipment vendors, such as switchgear, transformers, generators, modular/prefab structures, or similar capital equipment
Technical fluency regarding vendor lead times, capacity constraints, and quality standards
Clear, credible communication with senior leadership, including shaping functional strategy and presenting risk and tradeoffs concisely
Preferred: experience in EV charging, energy, utility-scale electrical infrastructure, or large-scale infrastructure

Benefits

Comp & perks

Comprehensive benefits package
Performance-based incentives, where applicable
Equal-opportunity employer
Reasonable accommodation for the application, interview, and essential job functions