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Role Definition
The Supply Chain Coordinator (SCC) Business Process Lead provides enterprise-level leadership for the effectiveness, consistency, and continuous improvement of the Supply Chain Coordinator function within Global Supply Chain.
This role is responsible for driving process standardization, governance, capability development, data integrity, and cross-functional alignment across the SCC community. The position supports the successful execution of SCC responsibilities by enabling the processes, tools, resources, and organizational capabilities necessary to improve material availability, inventory performance, efficiency, and organizational effectiveness.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead development, governance, and continuous improvement of business processes supporting the Supply Chain Coordinator function.
- Establish and maintain standard work, job aids, training resources, onboarding materials, and process documentation that promote consistent execution across sites and value streams.
- Drive alignment between documented supply chain requirements, established planning practices, system requirements, and day-to-day business execution.
- Support review, standardization, and continuous improvement of SCC processes related to material and demand planning, planning methods and parameters, safety stock, purchase order execution, supplier delivery schedules, inventory administration, and material shortage management.
- Develop and maintain metrics, dashboards, reporting tools, and performance indicators that support business decision-making and organizational priorities.
- Establish and promote data integrity standards across SCC-related systems, processes, dashboards, and reporting solutions, including information supporting material requirements, demand signals, purchase orders, supplier delivery schedules, inventory, and material shortages.
- Lead efforts to improve role clarity, communication, accountability, process consistency, and data quality across the SCC community.
- Lead cross-functional improvement initiatives in partnership with Supply Chain, Manufacturing, Assembly, Procurement, Quality, Logistics, Information Technology, and other stakeholders to improve material availability, inventory performance, efficiency, consistency, and organizational effectiveness.
- Partner with Information Technology and business stakeholders to improve planning tools, automation, exception management, reporting capabilities, and system usability.
- Support onboarding, technical development, capability building, standardized guidance and training, knowledge sharing, and best-practice adoption across the SCC organization.
- Support process reviews by gathering business requirements, evaluating current practices, identifying gaps, challenging assumptions, and providing recommendations for practical and scalable improvements.
- Support implementation planning, communication, training, deployment, adoption, and sustainment of new or revised SCC processes, tools, and ways of working.
- Provide strategic recommendations and functional process expertise supporting leadership decision-making, organizational priorities, and enterprise initiatives.
- Serve as a key business process resource for SCC-related governance, systems, tools, reporting, and operating practices.
Skill Expectations
Process Governance & Business Systems
- Leads development, standardization, and continuous improvement of business processes, workflows, and operating practices.
- Establishes governance frameworks that improve execution consistency, accountability, and compliance.
- Drives adoption and sustainment of standardized processes across multiple organizations.
- Provides expert guidance on process design, implementation, and continuous improvement.
- Applies functional knowledge of material planning, purchase order execution, inventory administration, and material shortage management when evaluating processes and recommending improvements.
Data Integrity, Metrics & Analytics
- Establishes standards for data accuracy, reporting integrity, and performance measurement.
- Develops dashboards, metrics, and reporting solutions that improve organizational decision-making.
- Uses business data and operational analytics to identify trends, opportunities, and risks.
- Uses planning, inventory, shortage, supplier-delivery, and purchase order data to identify systemic issues and opportunities to improve SCC processes and performance.
- Evaluates the quality, consistency, and usability of data supporting material requirements, demand signals, planning parameters, purchase orders, supplier delivery commitments, inventory, shortages, and material availability.
Capability Development & Organizational Effectiveness
- Develops onboarding programs, technical development resources, and knowledge-sharing solutions.
- Supports capability growth and professional development across the SCC community.
- Identifies skill gaps and develops strategies to improve workforce readiness and effectiveness.
- Identifies and engages appropriate SMEs to support process development, technical guidance, training, deployment, and sustainment.
- Promotes best practices and consistent execution across sites and value streams.
- Partners with functional leaders and SMEs to ensure training reflects current requirements, accepted practices, system capabilities, and business needs.
Cross-Functional Leadership & Stakeholder Management
- Influences stakeholders across Supply Chain, Manufacturing, Assembly, Procurement, Logistics, Information Technology, and Operations.
- Builds consensus across organizations with differing priorities and objectives.
- Facilitates alignment and resolution of complex issues without direct authority.
- Builds trusted relationships that enable organizational change, alignment, and continuous improvement.
- Partners with business users and stakeholders to collect business requirements, understand operational needs, challenge assumptions, and evaluate proposed process or system solutions.
Continuous Improvement & Change Leadership
- Leads enterprise-level improvement initiatives that strengthen material availability, inventory performance, efficiency, and organizational effectiveness.
- Evaluates SCC processes and identifies opportunities to eliminate unnecessary variation, manual effort, process gaps, and barriers to effective execution.
- Drives implementation and adoption of new processes, systems, and ways of working.
- Supports organizational transformation through structured problem-solving and change management.
- Challenges assumptions and established practices while considering operational needs, system capabilities, risk, and organizational readiness.
Desired Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain, Business, Operations, Engineering, or related field with a minimum of 10+ years of relevant experience; or a Master’s degree with 7+ years of relevant experience.
- Strong knowledge of material planning, demand planning, purchase order execution, inventory administration, shortage management, supplier delivery management, and supply chain operations.
- Strong understanding of ERP and MRP systems, planning methods and parameters, safety stock strategies, demand signals, supplier schedules, material requirements, and inventory data.
- Experience leading enterprise-level process improvement, governance, or business transformation initiatives.
- Demonstrated ability to influence and build consensus across organizations.
- Experience developing dashboards, metrics, reporting solutions, business processes, and operational systems.
- Strong analytical, communication, facilitation, and stakeholder management skills.
- Experience supporting onboarding, workforce development, training, or capability-building initiatives preferred.
- Lean, Six Sigma, Supply Chain, Planning, Project Management, or related certifications preferred.
Summary Pay Range:
$120,600.00 - $180,900.00Compensation and benefits offered may vary depending on multiple individualized factors, job level, market location, job-related knowledge, skills, individual performance and experience. Please note that salary is only one component of total compensation at Caterpillar.
Benefits:
Subject to plan eligibility, terms, and guidelines. This is a summary list of benefits.
Medical, dental, and vision benefits*
Paid time off plan (Vacation, Holidays, Volunteer, etc.)*
401(k) savings plans*
Health Savings Account (HSA)*
Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs)*
Health Lifestyle Programs*
Employee Assistance Program*
Voluntary Benefits and Employee Discounts*
Career Development*
Incentive bonus*
Disability benefits
Life Insurance
Parental leave
Adoption benefits
Tuition Reimbursement
- These benefits also apply to part-time employees
Posting Dates:
November 10, 2026 - December 1, 2026Any offer of employment is conditioned upon the successful completion of a drug screen.
Caterpillar is an Equal Opportunity Employer, Including Veterans and Individuals with Disabilities. Qualified applicants of any age are encouraged to apply.
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Who's Hiring
- Northrop Grumman26

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- Penske Truck Leasing3

- Commonwealth Fusion Systems3

- Turner Construction Company3

Top Industries Hiring
- Healthcare & Medical Services
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in supply chain coordinator jobs.
- Bachelor's degree in supply chain, logistics, business, or a related field
- Proficiency in ERP systems such as SAP, Oracle, or NetSuite
- Experience with inventory management, purchase orders, and vendor coordination
- Strong data analysis skills using Excel or similar spreadsheet tools
- APICS CSCP or CPIM certification preferred for mid-level and senior roles
- Familiarity with demand planning, forecasting processes, and S&OP cycles
Tips for Your Supply Chain Coordinator Job Search
Quantify inventory and cost outcomes
Hiring managers for supply chain coordinator roles want to see numbers. Replace vague statements with specific outcomes: how much you reduced lead times, the value of inventory you managed, or the fill-rate improvement you drove on a key SKU.
List your ERP and TMS systems explicitly
Many applicant tracking systems screen for tools like SAP, Oracle, NetSuite, or specific transportation management platforms. Name every system you have hands-on experience with in a dedicated skills section so your resume clears the first filter.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists supply chain coordinator openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Target postings that match your commodity type
Supply chain coordinator roles in food and beverage, electronics, and pharmaceuticals require different compliance knowledge and certifications. Filter your search by industry so your resume's specifics, cold-chain experience or FDA familiarity for example, land in front of the right reviewer.
Prepare scenario answers about supplier disruptions
Interviewers almost always ask how you've handled a supplier going dark or a shipment held at customs. Prepare two concrete examples with the problem, the action you took, and the resolution, keeping each answer under three minutes.
Negotiate start date around any notice period
Employers in supply chain often need coordinators to cover an active shipment cycle or quarter-end close, so a flexible start date is a real bargaining chip. After an offer, ask about timing before discussing compensation to signal operational awareness.
Supply Chain Coordinator Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most supply chain coordinators?
Northrop Grumman, Baylor Scott & White Health, and Penske Truck Leasing are hiring the most supply chain coordinators right now, with openings concentrated in California, Texas, and Ohio, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Volume tends to spike around fiscal year transitions and major product launch cycles.
How many supply chain coordinator jobs are remote?
About 51% of supply chain coordinator openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, though the share varies significantly by function. Demand planning, procurement support, and customer order management roles are the most likely to be listed as remote, while roles tied to warehouse operations or direct vendor oversight typically require on-site presence.
How do you become a supply chain coordinator?
Start with a bachelor's degree in supply chain management, logistics, or business administration, as most employers list this as a baseline requirement. Build hands-on familiarity with at least one major ERP platform through coursework, internships, or entry-level operations roles. Earning an APICS certification, either the CSCP or CPIM, strengthens your candidacy and signals fluency with industry frameworks that come up in day-to-day coordinator work.
Can I get hired as a supply chain coordinator with little experience?
Yes, entry-level supply chain coordinator roles exist and are specifically designed for candidates with limited professional experience. Employers in those roles prioritize transferable skills: comfort with spreadsheets and data, attention to detail in managing orders or schedules, and any logistics-adjacent work such as retail inventory, warehouse operations, or customer service with an order management component. Framing that experience around supply chain outcomes makes a meaningful difference.
What does the supply chain coordinator interview process look like?
Most supply chain coordinator interview processes run two to three rounds. The first is typically a phone or video screen with a recruiter focused on your background and tool familiarity. A second round with a hiring manager or team lead goes deeper into scenarios, asking how you've handled vendor delays, inventory discrepancies, or cross-functional coordination. Some employers add a brief practical exercise involving a data set or a prioritization scenario before extending an offer.
Where can I find and apply to supply chain coordinator jobs?
You can find and apply to supply chain coordinator jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States in one place. Search the listings to find roles that match your experience, industry background, and preferred location, then apply directly to each one that fits.
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