Supply Chain Director Jobs in North Carolina
Supply Chain Director jobs in North Carolina reflect strong and consistent demand, concentrated in manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, logistics, and technology sectors, with openings available from newly promoted managers stepping into their first director role through seasoned senior leaders overseeing enterprise-wide operations. Charlotte, Raleigh-Durham, and Greensboro are the primary hiring hubs, anchored by employers such as Honeywell, Lowe's, and Becton Dickinson, all of which maintain significant North Carolina operations. The most sought-after specialties in the state are end-to-end manufacturing supply chain, pharma and life sciences operations, and procurement strategy. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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Supply Chain Program Manager - Nuclear
Your Role and Impact
The Supply Chain Program Manager - Nuclear is a cross-functional leadership role responsible for developing, implementing, and sustaining the nuclear supply-chain framework supporting Flowserve’s pumps business. This position combines program leadership, sourcing execution, supplier development, compliance governance, and project delivery to ensure compliant, traceable, and high-quality execution for nuclear projects.
In this role, you will partner across Supply Chain, Sourcing, Quality Assurance, Supplier Quality, Engineering, Manufacturing, Planning, Project Management, Commercial, and Document Control functions to build scalable processes and a repeatable operating model that supports nuclear customer requirements. Your work will directly impact supplier readiness, regulatory compliance, operational excellence, and successful project delivery while helping Flowserve expand and strengthen its nuclear business.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead the development, implementation, and continuous improvement of a scalable nuclear supply-chain framework supporting Flowserve’s pumps business.
- Serve as the cross-functional project lead, connecting Supply Chain, Sourcing, Quality Assurance, Supplier Quality, Engineering, Manufacturing, Planning, Project Management, Commercial, and Document Control teams.
- Establish and manage the nuclear supply-chain roadmap, project plans, milestones, risk registers, action logs, decision-making processes, and leadership reporting.
- Coordinate cross-functional reviews, resolve barriers, drive accountability, and escalate risks impacting qualification, compliance, delivery, or supply continuity.
- Create, implement, and maintain site-specific nuclear procurement procedures and controls, including supplier qualification, technical and quality flow-downs, approved supplier requirements, material traceability, documentation management, inspection requirements, counterfeit-item prevention, change management, and sub-tier supplier controls.
- Lead sourcing strategies and execution for nuclear projects, including supplier selection, quotation analysis, negotiations, sourcing recommendations, business case development, and purchase-order flow-down requirements.
- Develop, qualify, and strengthen a capable nuclear supplier base through supplier assessments, audit planning, qualification activities, corrective actions, supplier approvals, and ongoing supplier performance management.
- Develop training programs, competency matrices, and awareness initiatives that reinforce nuclear requirements related to traceability, supplier qualification, procurement controls, records retention, nonconformance management, and change control.
Required Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Supply Chain, Quality, Manufacturing, Business, or a related discipline.
- Significant experience in sourcing, supply chain, supplier quality, quality assurance, operations, or program management within a regulated industrial environment.
- Demonstrated experience leading complex cross-functional programs and driving projects from development through implementation.
- Proven ability to influence stakeholders without direct authority while driving accountability and action to closure.
- Strong communication, problem-solving, organizational, and project management skills with the ability to translate complex technical, quality, and regulatory requirements into practical business processes.
Preferred Qualifications
- Nuclear industry experience, including familiarity with nuclear supply-chain requirements, procurement controls, and compliance expectations.
- Knowledge of ASME Section III requirements and nuclear supplier qualification processes.
- Experience with documentation control, audit management, material traceability, corrective action programs, and customer or regulatory flow-down requirements.
- Experience leading supplier development, supplier quality, sourcing, or compliance initiatives within highly regulated manufacturing environments.
- Demonstrated success building scalable governance frameworks, supplier management programs, and continuous improvement initiatives.
What We Can Offer You
At Flowserve, you'll find a range of options to fit your, and your family's, needs. We want to provide our team with the right resources to invest in your physical, mental and financial well-being no matter where you sit or what stage of life you're in.
Our benefits* include:
- Competitive Salary
- Medical, Dental & Vision Insurance
- Retirement Planning & Financial Wellness Resources
- Flexible Spending Account (FSA) and Health Savings Account (HSA)
- Short- and Long-Term Disability
- Parental Leave
- Life, Supplemental Life, Child, Spousal, and AD&D Insurance
- Benefits vary by job, location and/or collective bargaining agreement.
If this sounds like the opportunity that you have been looking for, please click Apply.
Supply Chain Program Manager - Nuclear
Your Role and Impact
The Supply Chain Program Manager - Nuclear is a cross-functional leadership role responsible for developing, implementing, and sustaining the nuclear supply-chain framework supporting Flowserve’s pumps business. This position combines program leadership, sourcing execution, supplier development, compliance governance, and project delivery to ensure compliant, traceable, and high-quality execution for nuclear projects.
In this role, you will partner across Supply Chain, Sourcing, Quality Assurance, Supplier Quality, Engineering, Manufacturing, Planning, Project Management, Commercial, and Document Control functions to build scalable processes and a repeatable operating model that supports nuclear customer requirements. Your work will directly impact supplier readiness, regulatory compliance, operational excellence, and successful project delivery while helping Flowserve expand and strengthen its nuclear business.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead the development, implementation, and continuous improvement of a scalable nuclear supply-chain framework supporting Flowserve’s pumps business.
- Serve as the cross-functional project lead, connecting Supply Chain, Sourcing, Quality Assurance, Supplier Quality, Engineering, Manufacturing, Planning, Project Management, Commercial, and Document Control teams.
- Establish and manage the nuclear supply-chain roadmap, project plans, milestones, risk registers, action logs, decision-making processes, and leadership reporting.
- Coordinate cross-functional reviews, resolve barriers, drive accountability, and escalate risks impacting qualification, compliance, delivery, or supply continuity.
- Create, implement, and maintain site-specific nuclear procurement procedures and controls, including supplier qualification, technical and quality flow-downs, approved supplier requirements, material traceability, documentation management, inspection requirements, counterfeit-item prevention, change management, and sub-tier supplier controls.
- Lead sourcing strategies and execution for nuclear projects, including supplier selection, quotation analysis, negotiations, sourcing recommendations, business case development, and purchase-order flow-down requirements.
- Develop, qualify, and strengthen a capable nuclear supplier base through supplier assessments, audit planning, qualification activities, corrective actions, supplier approvals, and ongoing supplier performance management.
- Develop training programs, competency matrices, and awareness initiatives that reinforce nuclear requirements related to traceability, supplier qualification, procurement controls, records retention, nonconformance management, and change control.
Required Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Supply Chain, Quality, Manufacturing, Business, or a related discipline.
- Significant experience in sourcing, supply chain, supplier quality, quality assurance, operations, or program management within a regulated industrial environment.
- Demonstrated experience leading complex cross-functional programs and driving projects from development through implementation.
- Proven ability to influence stakeholders without direct authority while driving accountability and action to closure.
- Strong communication, problem-solving, organizational, and project management skills with the ability to translate complex technical, quality, and regulatory requirements into practical business processes.
Preferred Qualifications
- Nuclear industry experience, including familiarity with nuclear supply-chain requirements, procurement controls, and compliance expectations.
- Knowledge of ASME Section III requirements and nuclear supplier qualification processes.
- Experience with documentation control, audit management, material traceability, corrective action programs, and customer or regulatory flow-down requirements.
- Experience leading supplier development, supplier quality, sourcing, or compliance initiatives within highly regulated manufacturing environments.
- Demonstrated success building scalable governance frameworks, supplier management programs, and continuous improvement initiatives.
What We Can Offer You
At Flowserve, you'll find a range of options to fit your, and your family's, needs. We want to provide our team with the right resources to invest in your physical, mental and financial well-being no matter where you sit or what stage of life you're in.
Our benefits* include:
- Competitive Salary
- Medical, Dental & Vision Insurance
- Retirement Planning & Financial Wellness Resources
- Flexible Spending Account (FSA) and Health Savings Account (HSA)
- Short- and Long-Term Disability
- Parental Leave
- Life, Supplemental Life, Child, Spousal, and AD&D Insurance
- Benefits vary by job, location and/or collective bargaining agreement.
If this sounds like the opportunity that you have been looking for, please click Apply.
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Supply Chain Director Job Market in North Carolina
A snapshot from current North Carolina openings, updated as new roles post.
Who's Hiring
Top Industries Hiring
- Manufacturing
- Retail
- Distribution & Wholesale
- Energy
- Education
What North Carolina Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in supply chain director jobs across North Carolina.
- Bachelor's degree in supply chain management, operations, business, or a closely related field
- Seven or more years of progressive supply chain experience including direct leadership responsibility
- Demonstrated experience managing multi-site or regional supply chain operations in manufacturing or distribution
- Proficiency with ERP platforms such as SAP or Oracle in a production or distribution environment
- APICS CSCP or CPIM certification strongly preferred by North Carolina manufacturing and pharmaceutical employers
- Proven ability to lead cross-functional teams and deliver cost reduction and service-level improvements
Supply Chain Director Jobs in North Carolina: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a supply chain director in North Carolina?
Supply chain directors in North Carolina are not required to hold a state-issued license, so the path is built on education and experience. Most employers expect a bachelor's degree in supply chain, business, or engineering, and many prefer an MBA. Candidates typically move up through analyst, manager, and senior manager roles within North Carolina's manufacturing, logistics, or pharmaceutical sectors before stepping into a director position. Earning an APICS certification strengthens candidacy considerably.
How much do supply chain directors make in North Carolina?
Supply chain directors in North Carolina earn a median of about $106,100 a year, based on May 2025 Bureau of Labor Statistics wage data, ranging from around $66,090 for the lowest 10% to over $191,650 for the top 10%. Pay rises with experience, specialty, and employer.
Which companies hire supply chain directors in North Carolina?
Employers hiring supply chain directors in North Carolina right now include Fastenal, UNC Health, and American Honda Motor, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. North Carolina's concentration of pharmaceutical manufacturers, distribution centers, and large-format retailers means consistent demand for experienced supply chain leadership across multiple industry verticals.
Which North Carolina cities have the most supply chain director jobs?
Charlotte, Raleigh, and Greensboro account for the largest share of supply chain director openings in North Carolina. Charlotte leads as the state's primary corporate and logistics hub, drawing director-level roles from major retailers, financial firms with complex supply chains, and distribution operations, while Raleigh-Durham's life sciences and technology corridor generates consistent demand, and Greensboro's central location makes it a natural anchor for regional distribution networks.
Are there remote supply chain director jobs in North Carolina?
Yes, but they're less common than in purely analytical fields, because supply chain directors often need visibility into physical operations, warehouses, and production floors. About 49% of supply chain director openings tied to North Carolina are remote or hybrid as of November 2026, with fully remote roles most frequently found in procurement strategy, vendor management, and supply chain technology implementation rather than manufacturing or distribution operations.
How can I get hired as a supply chain director in North Carolina with little or no experience?
The most realistic path is entering North Carolina's manufacturing or distribution sector as a supply chain analyst or operations coordinator, then building toward management. Large North Carolina employers in pharmaceuticals and logistics routinely hire into rotational operations programs designed for recent graduates. Lateral moves from roles in procurement, production planning, or inventory management are common stepping stones. Earning an APICS CSCP or CPIM certification early signals serious intent and accelerates promotion timelines at North Carolina employers.
Where can I find and apply to supply chain director jobs in North Carolina?
Migrate Mate lists current supply chain director openings in North Carolina drawn from active employer postings across the state. Find roles that match your experience and location preference and apply directly to the ones that fit.
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