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Supply Chain Manager
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What they do
A Supply Chain Manager manages the work involved with moving materials, including raw materials, finished products or data, in a cost effective way. Supervises logistics analysts who gather data on production, storage and transportation costs; looks for ways to streamline production and implement cost savings.
$149,094 / year median in California
+5% projected growth
Job Description
Manage track(s) for a highly global XF project (x-Geo, x-F) and actively support global PM managing overall program: Work with Business teams (WW/AMR/EMEIA/APAC) on requirement documentation and prioritization. Drive alignment across Geo s and across functions as necessary. Work with multiple technical teams to ensure requirements are addressed and tradeoffs understood when requirements they cannot be met. Facilitate discussion on tradeoffs (LOE, ROI, options). Actively manage open actions, and follow through with various teams to get them done in a timely manner. Alert global PM and manager when things are slipping. Leverage AI to do work efficiently. Manage project level communication with a broad XF stakeholder team Ad hoc Weekly Monthly Interface with QSS team driving UAT, and ensure that blockers are being addressed in a timely manner during UAT by technical teams. Support PVT efforts and work with XF teams to develop PVT plan as well as monitor execution progress and issue resolution. Identify risks early and develop mitigation plans to manage risks. Support post Ops to document learnings, and actions to improve. SOW could change over time depending on business needs.