Supply Chain

• Lead the strategy, selection, implementation, and enhancement of ERP, PLM, and spend-management systems
• Build data integrations across PLM, ERP, WIP and warehouse management, and supplier portal systems
• Ensure high data fidelity and accuracy for BOMs, part numbers, vendor master files, and lead times
• Develop automated workflows and dashboard reporting metrics for executive visibility into inventory, procurement spend, and pipeline bottlenecks
• Partner with engineering to streamline Engineering Change Order release flows between PLM and ERP systems
• Provide system administration, user training, access controls, and ongoing troubleshooting support for internal teams
• Collaborate across IT, Hardware Engineering, Supply Chain, and Finance to enable real-time visibility across global operations
• Architect, deploy, and optimize digital supply chain infrastructure

Supply Chain System Manager

• Develop and execute sourcing strategies optimizing cost, quality, supply continuity, and risk
• Lead supplier selection, negotiation, qualification, onboarding, and ongoing relationship management
• Manage contract manufacturing partners, supplier performance, cost reduction initiatives, and sourcing for new product launches
• Monitor market and geopolitical risks to identify and mitigate supply disruptions
• Own procurement processes, including RFQs, purchasing, P2P workflows, and procurement KPIs
• Lead demand and supply planning across channels, including forecasting, inventory levels, purchasing, and excess/obsolete inventory management
• Analyze demand, lead times, landed costs, and supply trends to identify improvement opportunities
• Manage 3PL, carrier, and freight-forwarder relationships and service performance
• Maintain inventory accuracy, landed COGS, and product/master data across systems
• Oversee inbound and outbound inventory flow, freight, and logistics operations
• Lead cross-functional supply chain and operations projects, managing priorities, timelines, risks, and stakeholder communication
• Establish scalable operating rhythms across planning, procurement, and resource management
• Own the operations budget and serve as a strategic operating partner to the COO
• Lead and develop the Supply Chain and Project Management teams
• Build reliable demand and supply planning, supplier networks, sourcing programs, consolidated demand plans, and standardized master data to support the ERP transition
• Report directly to and work closely with the COO

Director of Operations – Supply Chain

• Develop and implement supply chain strategy for assigned accounts
• Oversee end-to-end supply chain processes, including purchasing, planning and inventory control
• Develop tailored supply chain solutions aligned with service, cost and risk priorities
• Serve as primary escalation point for customer supply chain issues
• Improve on-time delivery performance across assigned programs
• Collaborate with demand planning to align forecasts and improve accuracy
• Optimize inventory levels and working capital
• Oversee long-term capacity planning and material allocation
• Ensure robust launch plans for NPI and intersite product transfers
• Identify cost-reduction opportunities and mitigate supply risks with sourcing and procurement teams
• Lead customer materials repricing cycles
• Negotiate supplier terms
• Minimize excess and obsolete inventory exposure and liability
• Deploy VMI, JIT and consignment supply chain models
• Align Sales, Operations and Procurement teams to deliver customer commitments
• Lead and mentor site materials teams

Supply Chain Manager, Customer and Program Supply Chain

• Help clients manage critical commodities and long-lead equipment from market insight through commercial commitment and delivery
• Build and maintain market, price, capacity, allocation, and lead-time views across critical commodity and equipment categories
• Develop should-cost models, cost-driver analyses, buy-versus-hedge scenarios, and reusable sourcing plays
• Translate market and supplier signals into hedge, lock, source, qualification, and escalation recommendations
• Use market sources, supplier engagement, purchase-order history, and quotation history to create defensible decision baselines
• Apply predictive analytics and machine-learning techniques for demand forecasting, price and lead-time scenarios, supplier-risk sensing, anomaly detection, and early-warning indicators
• Design AI-supported decision workflows with transparent assumptions, source traceability, confidence thresholds, and human approval
• Assess supplier capability, capacity, allocation position, quality, and performance
• Support supplier qualification, competitive sourcing, negotiation strategy, capacity commitments, factory acceptance, and delivery adherence
• Build supplier scorecards and structured relationship-management practices for critical vendors
• Help clients secure priority and capacity ahead of build schedules
• Work with procurement, planning, engineering, construction, finance, and suppliers to turn market intelligence into practical decisions and measurable outcomes
• Establish governance and operating rhythms that enable client teams to sustain commodity-management capabilities
• Shape proposals, statements of work, estimates, and RFP responses
• Translate project scope into workplans, milestones, stakeholder inputs, and measurable outcomes
• Maintain delivery quality, commercial discipline, risk escalation, and client trust

Commodity & Supply Chain Manager – Hybrid

• Define and own the multi-year integrated procurement and supply chain strategy
• Build, mentor, and lead the integrated procurement and supply chain organization
• Oversee Sourcing & Procurement, Purchasing, Logistics, and Supply Planning leaders
• Serve as executive-level contact for strategic supplier relationships
• Represent Procurement and Supply Chain in senior leadership forums
• Drive continuous improvement to increase efficiency, reduce costs, and improve service levels
• Define and track procurement and supply chain KPIs
• Establish and govern a preferred supplier network
• Lead executive-level negotiations covering turnkey, directed buy, and tolling models
• Ensure compliance with ethical sourcing, environmental, regulatory, Hourglass, and Unilever standards
• Provide executive oversight of MRP, logistics, inventory management, and S&OP processes
• Oversee global logistics and optimize freight costs and transportation modes
• Ensure accurate landed-cost application, freight/customs invoice processing, and Transfer Order management in NetSuite ERP
• Lead S&OP coordination with Demand Planning, Finance, Sales, and Marketing
• Own total cost of goods strategy and deliver cost savings and margin optimization
• Partner with Finance on COGS forecasting, inventory projections, budget planning, and scenario modeling
• Design supplier performance management and risk mitigation frameworks
• Lead supplier Quarterly Business Reviews and resolve supply disruptions
• Champion process improvements and support new product launch planning
• Partner with Quality on vendor governance and escalated issue resolution
• Collaborate with Legal on supplier agreements, NDAs, and commercial contracts
• Take ownership of ad-hoc projects

Vice President, Procurement and Supply Chain

• Serve as lead legal advisor for complex commercial transactions focused on supply chain and procurement, hardware IP development, contract manufacturing, and OEM relationships
• Independently manage, draft, structure, and negotiate sophisticated commercial agreements
• Lead highly customized, strategically important transactions involving counterparty paper, novel commercial structures, and complex intellectual property considerations
• Advise on IP ownership and licensing, information security, and technical issues in technology transactions
• Partner with business leaders and cross-functional colleagues to develop solutions and drive strategic deals to closure
• Provide practical, business-oriented legal advice in a fast-paced environment
• Distill and communicate enterprise risk for C-Suite and cross-functional peers
• Manage outside counsel as appropriate
• Report to a senior member of the legal leadership team

Director, Commercial Legal – Hardware & Supply Chain

• Build, operate, and maintain a dedicated Federal Supply Chain Risk Management program for federal-bound products
• Track complete Hardware Bill of Materials (HBOM) and Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) across active federal server and storage platforms
• Develop and maintain vendor criticality tiering and composite risk-scoring methodologies
• Conduct third-party supply chain risk assessments, including cybersecurity posture evaluations, counterfeit parts prevention reviews, restricted-vendor screening, and country-of-origin verification
• Monitor financial viability, sub-processor/Nth-party visibility, and supplier business continuity/disaster recovery capabilities
• Embed repeatable SCRM and trade screening gates into the federal product request process
• Perform technical Export Control Classification (ECCN and ITAR USML categorization) for federal product lines
• Support federal export licensing, technology diversion monitoring, and EAR/ITAR regulatory compliance reviews
• Conduct annual supply chain, manufacturing, and facility security reviews
• Document audit findings and track remediation plans across hardware components and sub-tier suppliers
• Partner with Legal on vendor contract terms and enforceable SCRM requirements
• Participate in cross-functional vendor risk review processes supporting risk acceptance, remediation, or termination decisions
• Coordinate with commercial Global Trade Compliance to extend federal-specific trade compliance capabilities
• Collaborate with Procurement, Engineering, and Operations to maintain audit-ready records and execute supplier reassessment cycles
• Develop dashboards for leadership visibility

Supply Chain Risk, Trade Compliance Specialist

• Ensure efficient daily operations of the warehouse
• Prepare schedules
• Supervise the team and provide training and coaching to improve performance
• Monitor work quality to consistently deliver exceptional customer service
• Demonstrate an understanding of the company quality policy
• Adhere to the GXO 7S program
• Communicate with leadership, team members and other departments
• Implement continuous improvement action plans
• Maintain a clean environment

Supply Chain Operations Supervisor – 2nd Shift

• Develop and execute Material Program Plans and Supplier Management Plans
• Plan and execute sourcing decisions and support the Make/Buy/Where process
• Identify Customer Prime Contract Flow-Downs and communicate required terms, conditions, attachments, and/or modifications
• Assist with generating Supplier Statements of Work (SSOWs)
• Generate Supplier Requests for Information/Proposals/Quotes (RFIs/RFPs/RFQs), and obtain and understand supplier proposals/quotes
• Generate and process Supplier New Add / Re-Activation requests
• Drive Purchase Requisition generation and Purchase Order placement/management, including MRP system demand loads
• Participate in supplier engagements and reviews to ensure supplier performance
• Serve as liaison between Supply Chain and Program teams
• Create and execute the Program Material Strategy from the front end of the business through contract closure
• Develop and achieve program material delivery and financial performance objectives in a matrixed environment
• Support product development efforts in a fast-paced, changing environment

Supply Chain Manager

• Own the DTC/e-commerce demand forecast across traffic, conversion, marketing, seasonality, promotions, launches, product generation, SKU or finish/size mix, channel, region, and time period; support the B2B forecast secondarily
• Lead the recurring demand planning cadence by collecting inputs, pressure-testing assumptions, updating forecasts, documenting risks and opportunities, and preparing materials for forecast sign-off and S&OP discussions
• Translate commercial pipeline and partner inputs into demand assumptions, including deal timing, confidence, ramp shape, booking-to-shipment timing, fulfillment path, and product mix
• Maintain the DTC/e-commerce forecast across baseline demand, traffic, conversion, seasonality, promotions, marketing events, launches, channel mix shifts, availability constraints, and other demand drivers
• Improve the B2B planning process by translating deal and program expectations into product and SKU demand, with attention to timing, mix, fulfillment, and data quality
• Help improve forecast quality, inventory availability, and cross-functional decision-making across Demand Planning, E-commerce, Commercial, Finance, Supply Planning, Operations, Marketing, and partner-facing teams

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