Top Supply Chain Manager Jobs in San Francisco, CA

Lead operational excellence in the Global Purchasing and Supply Chain organization by documenting processes, driving automation, and ensuring SOX compliance while fostering cross-functional collaboration and leveraging advanced data analytics.

Lead global inventory management strategy and execution across manufacturing sites: PFEP implementation, inventory system governance, BOM/master-data management, KPI reporting, SIOP alignment, site training/SME development, and supply chain continuous improvement with finance and senior leadership engagement.

The Senior Product Manager will develop AI-driven supply chain applications, maintain product specs, and collaborate with teams to enhance product features while managing client rollouts.

The role involves managing global distribution and logistics operations for commercial pharmaceutical products, ensuring compliance, efficiency, and collaboration with cross-functional teams.

Lead global clinical secondary packaging and labeling for investigational medicinal products. Develop and execute packaging/labeling strategies, manage vendors, ensure GxP compliance, support regulatory filings and TMF, drive continuous improvement, and may manage staff across cross-functional teams to meet clinical study timelines.

Manage day-to-day supply chain operations to ensure devices reach patients reliably and cost-effectively. Own forecasting, inventory accuracy, vendor and 3PL management, device lifecycle and recovery, SKU simplification, KPIs, and cross-functional automation efforts to streamline fulfillment and reduce costs.

The Program Manager will oversee the Supplier Health & Readiness initiative, collaborating with various departments and managing project execution and reporting to executives.

Drive supply chain efficiency through data analytics, KPI development, process redesign, ERP/WMS/automation selection and implementation, Lean Six Sigma continuous improvement, AI-driven forecasting, cross-functional project leadership, audits, and change management with suppliers and 3PLs.

Lead supplier and supply-chain partner relationships to identify profit-enhancement opportunities, manage freight and operational programs (backhauls, truckload, factory-direct), perform cost-to-serve analytics, track supplier performance versus targets, act as primary operational contact for suppliers over $1M, develop mitigation strategies for disruptions, and manage vendor appeal processes.

Lead supply chain strategy and execution for one or multiple programs. Accountable for material planning, procurement, supplier performance, risk mitigation, forecasting, cost and schedule performance, earned value management, and executive reporting. Oversee proposal evaluation, subcontract negotiation, and integration of subcontractor financials into program plans.

The Operations Program Manager leads hardware introductions and production ramps, ensuring timely execution, quality, and cost-effectiveness while coordinating cross-functional teams.

Manage material readiness and supply chain execution for hardware programs, overseeing planning and coordination with cross-functional teams to ensure supply continuity and operational readiness.

Design, implement, and manage supply chain system solutions (ERP/MRP/WMS/TMS) and integrations (API/EDI) to enable manufacturing, logistics, inventory, and procurement. Lead system implementation projects from requirements through UAT and deployment, produce clear technical specs, and coordinate cross-functional and external development to meet business needs.

Lead global procurement program for Owner Furnished Contractor Installed (OFCI) equipment supporting data center construction. Develop sourcing strategies, manage supplier relationships and contracts, standardize global processes, translate construction roadmaps into procurement plans, mitigate supply risks, drive cost and schedule improvements, and implement analytics-driven planning and supplier performance programs across regions.

Lead the Digital Supply Chain Center of Excellence, own supply-chain systems (D365, Kinaxis), drive governance, integrations, data quality, reporting (Power BI), change management, and cross‑functional alignment to improve service levels and inventory performance.

As a Supply Chain Manager, you'll oversee sourcing, manage a team of buyers, negotiate contracts, and optimize supplier performance while ensuring quality and delivery.

Lead program management for supply chain operations across ~100 warehouses: prioritize and track SCM projects, develop SOPs and playbooks, implement monitoring and business continuity plans, support deployment and continuous improvement, and coordinate cross-functional teams to ensure operational consistency and growth readiness.

Lead and build logistics operations for an aerospace development program: design transportation networks, warehousing, inventory control, global trade compliance (ITAR/EAR), manage LSP contracts, implement digital visibility tools, align logistics with production, and grow a team focused on safety and continuous improvement.

Lead the execution of special operations projects at Skylight, focusing on optimizing fulfillment, logistics, and inventory management while collaborating across departments to build scalable tools and strategies.

Manage end-to-end cold-chain logistics and global transportation for biologics, ensuring inventory control across CMOs/CDMOs, temperature compliance, customs clearance, and carrier performance. Partner cross-functionally and with 3PLs to resolve deviations, optimize trade lanes, and maintain GxP/regulatory adherence to support clinical development programs.

Support the Supply Chain Knowledge Center by translating supply chain insights into client-facing value narratives, driving solution adoption, and identifying revenue opportunities. Collaborate across teams, champion AI-enabled enhancements, collect stakeholder feedback to improve offerings, and present data-driven recommendations to internal and external stakeholders to boost supply chain fluency and commercial impact.

The Project Manager will lead supply chain projects, coordinating with departments to ensure timely completion, managing resources, and optimizing processes.

The Oracle Cloud Supply Chain Manager leads implementation projects, provides functional design guidance, and manages client relationships to ensure successful outcomes and business development.