Supply Chain Project ManagerActive$130K

The opportunity

The Supply Chain Project Manager is a hands-on builder and problem-solver within the Supply Chain PMO who designs, develops, and deploys new processes and systems across the organization. This role requires someone who can take ambiguous supply chain challenges—whether in…

What you'll do

  • Own end-to-end process development for key supply chain initiatives—from: eliciting vague requirements to delivering fully documented, deployed, and adopted processes.

  • Conduct discovery and requirements gathering by interviewing subject matter: experts, facilitating workshops, and synthesizing complex information into clear problem statements and solution approaches.

  • Design and document new business processes, including workflow diagrams,: standard operating procedures, RACI matrices, process narratives, and implementation playbooks.

  • Lead process deployment and change management efforts, including stakeholder: communication, training development and delivery, adoption tracking, and post-implementation refinement.

  • Map and analyze current-state processes to identify gaps, bottlenecks, and: opportunities for standardization, efficiency gains, and risk reduction.

  • Develop process governance frameworks, including success metrics, monitoring: approaches, and continuous improvement mechanisms to ensure long-term sustainability.

What they're looking for

  • Partner with cross-functional teams to define requirements, validate: solutions, and ensure new processes integrate seamlessly with existing systems and workflows.
  • Facilitate alignment across stakeholder groups, managing competing priorities: and building consensus around process standards and implementation approaches.
  • Create scalable process templates and frameworks that can be replicated: across different teams, programs, or product lines.
  • Support program managers by managing specific workstreams within larger: transformation initiatives, providing regular status updates and proactively identifying risks.