Top Supply Chain Manager Jobs in San Francisco, CA

Build and manage a production supplier base for robotic hardware, including sourcing, qualification, dual sourcing, commercial negotiations, capacity planning, BOM and cost control, supplier quality, logistics, and MRP systems. Ensure clear-to-build readiness, inventory accuracy, supplier performance, and production support while developing domestic and international suppliers and leading cross-functional collaboration with engineering, manufacturing, quality, legal, and finance.

Leads strategic procurement for battery storage components, including category strategy, RFPs, sourcing, contract negotiation, supplier risk management, cost reduction, and supplier quality. Partners with Commercial Operations, Engineering, and Legal to align equipment and service agreements with project requirements. Analyzes market trends, material costs, technology roadmaps, and total cost of ownership while monitoring supplier KPIs, delivery, quality, lead times, savings, and risk.

Lead strategic procurement of flight hardware across payload, antenna, mechanical, and GNC assemblies. Manage supplier evaluation, sourcing strategy, RFIs, RFPs, RFQs, contract negotiations, purchase orders, deliverables, and post-launch support. Build long-term vendor relationships while optimizing cost, lead time, and performance. Collaborate with engineering, finance, program management, design, and production teams. Domestic and international travel of approximately 15–20% is required.

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

Leads global supply chain systems modernization programs, including ERP, PLM, and Procure to Pay implementations. Manages requirements, vendor selection, integrations, data migration, testing, cutover, budgets, schedules, and post-launch stabilization. Translates business needs into system capabilities, coordinates cross-functional stakeholders and implementation partners, drives process documentation and training, and establishes adoption metrics. The role requires strong supply chain systems expertise, executive communication, change management, and domestic and international travel to supplier, vendor, data center, and partner locations.

Manage server procurement and supply chain projects supporting Akamai’s global infrastructure. Responsibilities include vendor relationship management, scorecards, cross-functional planning, supply issue resolution, inventory risk mitigation, deployment sequencing, warehouse transfers, and equipment substitutions. The role requires forecasting and procurement expertise, analytical and financial judgment, project and vendor management, and strong negotiation and intercultural communication skills.

Own supply chain planning and materials management for Ironsite’s hardware, including demand forecasting, MRP, inventory optimization, production scheduling, ERP workflows, and contract manufacturer coordination. Build scalable S&OP and supply chain processes from the ground up, manage BOM and supplier data, support NPI and production ramps, track operational KPIs, and mitigate supply risks as the company scales from thousands to hundreds of thousands of devices.

Lead end-to-end supply chain for autonomous vehicle hardware: sourcing, procurement, supplier and inventory management, materials planning, trade compliance, and supplier negotiations to ensure on-time, cost-effective, quality part delivery from prototype through production ramp.

Leads global procurement and supply chain strategy for owner-furnished equipment supporting data center construction. Manages sourcing, supplier selection, negotiations, capital equipment procurement, supplier performance, demand planning, risk mitigation, cost optimization, and cross-regional standardization. Partners with engineering, construction, finance, operations, and project controls teams while overseeing multimillion-dollar CAPEX portfolios, digital procurement analytics, and mission-critical equipment delivery.

Leads Supply Chain Finance for manufacturing and FP&A, owning budgeting, forecasting, long-range planning, performance reviews, scenario modeling, cost analysis, productivity tracking, capital investment evaluation, and co-manufacturing finance. Partners with Supply Chain, Operations, Procurement, Accounting, and executive leadership to connect operational performance with financial outcomes. Develops analysts, strengthens planning standards, and provides recommendations on costs, capacity, inventory, working capital, and growth.

The Manager, Supply Chain Finance partners with Innovation and cross-functional teams to assess new product economics. Responsibilities include building product P&Ls, cost proxies, margin scenarios, and financial models; evaluating supply chain, manufacturing, packaging, and commercialization assumptions; guiding stage-gate decisions; tracking risks and cost targets; improving costing governance; and transferring approved economics into forecasts and standard costs. The role also conducts post-launch reviews, supports reformulations and productivity initiatives, and communicates financial recommendations to executives.

Leads finance partnership with Procurement and Strategic Sourcing, owning material cost planning, forecasting, performance analysis, savings validation, and supplier economics. Evaluates commodities, tariffs, freight, contracts, sourcing alternatives, and make-versus-buy decisions. Connects procurement activity to COGS, gross margin, working capital, cash flow, and supply continuity. Establishes financial KPIs, governance, reporting, and savings methodologies while coaching analysts and advising senior Finance and Supply Chain leaders.

Leads financial planning, forecasting, reporting, and decision support for logistics, transportation, warehousing, distribution, and 3PL costs. Analyzes freight economics, carrier rates, network options, contracts, service requirements, working capital, and productivity initiatives. Establishes freight audit and compliance processes, recovers overpayments, strengthens controls, and develops logistics KPIs and reporting. Partners cross-functionally with Supply Chain, Accounting, Customer Operations, Sales, and Finance while coaching analysts and presenting recommendations to senior leadership.

Own product strategy, roadmap, and development for supply-chain platforms supporting food sourcing, warehouse management, and delivery. Partner with engineering, design, operations, and marketing to define requirements, prioritize initiatives, conduct user research, analyze metrics, and deliver customer-focused solutions. Optimize costs through automation and process improvement while building consensus across stakeholders. The role requires product management experience in physical-goods logistics, strong analytical and technical skills, and the ability to lead cross-functionally in a high-growth startup.

Lead product vision and roadmap for end-to-end supply chain technology, driving platform architecture, integrations, automation, and AI solutions across planning, procurement, fulfillment, order management, and reverse logistics. Partner with cross-functional teams to modernize systems, define KPIs, evaluate vendors, and deliver measurable operational improvements.

Lead global procurement and supply chain strategies for mission-critical data center construction equipment. Manage sourcing, supplier selection, contracts, demand planning, supplier performance, cost optimization, risk mitigation, and cross-regional process standardization for mechanical, electrical, and power systems. Partner with engineering, construction, finance, and operations teams while overseeing multimillion-dollar capital equipment portfolios and global supplier relationships.

Owns the roadmap and lifecycle of supply chain data products, from discovery and prioritization through launch, adoption, and outcome measurement. Defines data concepts, KPIs, business rules, quality standards, and operational requirements while partnering with engineering, analytics, architecture, and supply chain stakeholders. Uses Databricks and lakehouse concepts to support analytical and operational workflows involving inventory, replenishment, logistics, fulfillment, transportation, and exception management. Requires occasional travel to operational facilities.

Own purchasing, demand planning, logistics coordination, and product data to maintain inventory health, improve forecasting, prevent stockouts/overstock, and build scalable supply chain systems and processes for an ecommerce business.

Lead end-to-end supplier relationships across wafer, epitaxial, backend, and PCB suppliers. Manage POs, lead times, forecasts, capacity, risk mitigation, supplier negotiations, QBRs, supplier qualifications, inventory data, and support engineering for R&D and production ramps.

Manage end-to-end local IT hardware purchases across Europe and the USA, maintain and grow supplier relationships, coordinate cross-functional teams (IT/engineering, finance, logistics), and create dashboards and reports to ensure timely delivery and task completion.

Lead the SSCS Add-On engineering team to develop security capabilities, managing delivery, team growth, and quality in a collaborative environment.

Lead quality oversight of global supply chain activities for clinical programs, ensuring GMP/GDP compliance across suppliers, CMOs, warehouses, and logistics. Manage supplier qualification, audits, deviation/CAPA investigations, shipping validations, and quality agreements while partnering with cross-functional teams to maintain timely, compliant supply of clinical materials.

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

Lead supply chain analytics and strategic programs: build dashboards and models (SQL, Python, Tableau/Power BI), analyze ERP/MRP and supplier data, drive supplier integrations (EDI/APIs), lead executive-level projects, improve processes and forecast accuracy, and partner cross-functionally to scale manufacturing and supplier operations.

Lead end-to-end supply chain program management for multi-gigawatt launch and ramp. Align cross-functional teams, build TCO and make-vs-buy models, run scenario modeling, drive supplier industrialization and PDP readiness, lead tariff/tax strategy projects, and implement AI-accelerated workflows to remove bottlenecks and enable scale.