CONFIDENTIAL Supply Chain Manager

Supply Chain Manager | Manufacturing | Triad Area

I'm partnering with a growing manufacturing organization in the Triad Area that is looking to bring in a strong Supply Chain Manager to stabilize and elevate operations at the plant level.

This is a high-impact role where you'll have the opportunity to step in, create structure, and truly "get it right the first time" as the organization focuses on improving systems, communication, and overall supply chain performance.

What you'll be doing:

• Drive inventory flow, material movement, and operational efficiency

• Improve systems usage, reporting, and visibility

• Simplify team structure and build accountability

• Partner with plant leadership to support production and cost control

What they're looking for:

• 5-7+ years of supply chain leadership in a manufacturing environment

• Strong background in warehouse, logistics, and inventory management

• Proven ability to improve processes and drive change

• Strong communicator who brings clarity and structure

• ERP experience required (SAP highly preferred)

Compensation:

• Base: $100K-$130K

• Bonus: Yes

This is an ideal fit for someone who enjoys stepping into complexity, building structure, and making a direct impact on operations.

Pay Details: $100,000.00 to $130,000.00 per year

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