Supply Chain Manager

The Supply Chain Manager will plan, organize, and direct all supply chain functions by establishing effective strategies, policies, and controls. The role focuses on achieving optimal inventory levels, cost-effective sourcing, efficient logistics, and strong supplier partnerships, while leading the Sales & Operations Planning (S&OP) process to balance supply and demand.

• Define and implement supply chain strategies to enhance service levels while minimizing costs.
• Develop sourcing strategies and negotiate contracts and supply agreements in collaboration with internal stakeholders.
• Plan logistics infrastructure and support systems based on forecasted sales volumes and business growth.
• Align supply chain strategy with financial and sales objectives to support short- and long-term business goals.
• Conduct market analysis, identify risks, and develop contingency plans for supply continuity.
• Lead procurement, material planning, logistics, and warehousing to ensure timely availability of materials at optimal cost and quality.
• Develop and manage inventory control policies to maintain optimal stock levels and avoid shortages.
• Oversee warehousing operations to ensure safe, efficient storage at the lowest possible cost.
• Manage domestic and international logistics, including imports and exports, in compliance with legal and regulatory requirements.
• Ensure transportation, storage, and company assets are properly insured in coordination with Finance.
• Build strategic partnerships with suppliers, distributors, and logistics providers to drive operational improvements.
• Ensure all supply chain activities comply with safety, environmental, and corporate governance standards.
• Lead and manage supply chain teams to ensure high performance, productivity, and accountability.
• Identify training and development needs and support capability building within the department.
• Coach and mentor team members to enhance skills, performance, and adherence to best practices.

• Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain Management, Business Administration, or a related field.
• Minimum 8–10 years of experience in a similar supply chain leadership role, preferably within a manufacturing environment.
• Strong knowledge of procurement, demand planning, inventory management, logistics, and warehousing.
• Solid understanding of international supply chain requirements and relevant laws and regulations.
• Proven ability to manage suppliers, contracts, and cross-functional stakeholders.