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OpSource Direct is seeking a Supply Chain Manager for a client in Spartanburg, SC.
Job Position: Supply Chain Manager
Location: Spartanburg, SC
Pay Rate: $100k/yr. DOE
The Supply Chain Manager is accountable for end-to-end supply chain performance of the Installed Base business within the assigned region, ensuring reliable order-to-cash (OTC) execution, compliant trade and origin management, effective intercompany supply, and high-quality outbound logistics. Beyond regional accountability, the role supports regional sales objectives and carries defined global outbound responsibilities for shipments arriving to and departing from the regional warehouses. Success requires strong cross-functional collaboration and consistent delivery against Installed Base and corporate strategic objectives.
Local Particulars
- Primary working language(s): English.
- Time zone: multiple (PT–ET); define standard cut-offs and handover windows per site.
- Customs & export control: collaborate with U.S. customs/export control requirements and AES filings where applicable.
- Primary export nodes: port/air hubs per routing guide (e.g., LAX/LGB, NY/NJ, SAV, ORD).
- Account for federal/state holidays and winter weather risks on key lanes.
Scope & Team Leadership
- Full responsibility for the regional Installed Base Supply Chain organization.
- Lead, manage, and develop three core teams: (1) Bid & Proposal (2) Order Processing, (3) Intercompany (IC),Purchasing and (4)
Warehousing
- Establish objectives, cadence, and development plans; ensure clear roles, standard work, and succession.
Key Responsibilities
1. Regional Order-to-Cash Ownership
- Own complete OTC execution including offering, order entry, order processing, billing/invoicing, shipping, and logistics execution.
- Ensure accuracy, timeliness, and compliance across the full OTC flow; proactively manage backlog and exceptions.
- Provide leadership and escalation for complex customer and cross-functional issues; drive root-cause elimination.
- Own all intercompany sourcing flows, including creation and management of intercompany purchase and sales orders.
- Manage material and capacity allocation in coordination with sourcing plants; ensure transparent priorities and recovery plans.
- Maintain stable supply via disciplined parameter management (lead times, MOQ) and structured IC reviews.
- Ensure correct and compliant origin-related master data (HS codes, Country of Origin, Dual-Use classifications).
- Ensure completeness and validity of supplier declarations and origin documentation; maintain auditable records.
- Act as regional owner for trade and origin compliance in collaboration with Trade, Tax, and Finance functions.
- Support regional sales targets by ensuring supply chain readiness and execution reliability.
- Own the regional sales forecast and align demand with supply chain capabilities (S&OP cadence). Partner with Sales, Finance, and Operations to support revenue and service objectives.
- Oversee global outbound execution for all shipments departing the central warehouse for destinations.
- Regional outbound execution for all shipments departing the warehouse for the domestic customers.
- Monitor 3PL performance (e.g., DSV) and ensure on-time delivery and compliance across global destinations. Own outbound shipments; conduct regular performance reviews with ISS (inbound, outbound, pick & pack).
- Manage freight forwarders for the region, including service reviews, SLAs, and continuous improvement.
- Act as process owner for defined supply chain and order management processes; clarify cross-functional CORN and exception cases.
- Drive standardization, KPI discipline, and continuous improvement; improve data quality and system hygiene in ERP/CRM.
- Establish risk controls and business continuity practices for supply and logistics disruptions.
- Global Fulfilment – Installed Base
- Sales & Service Leadership
- Manufacturing & Intercompany Plants
- Finance, Tax, Trade & Compliance
- Logistics Partners and 3PLs
- Stable and compliant OTC execution for the region.
- Improved OTIF and reduced execution variability.
- Reliable intercompany supply and allocation performance with reduced escalations.
- Positive impact on regional sales targets through accurate forecasting and execution.
- Strong logistics partner performance (cost, lead time, compliance) and improved data quality.
- Reduction in backlog/aging, improved inventory health, and first-time-right documentation.
9. Position Type and Expected Hours of Work:
This is a full-time Salaried/Exempt position – Evening and weekend work may be required as job duties demand.
10. Travel:
This position requires up to 10% travel. Frequently, travel is outside the local area and overnight.
11. Preferred Education and Experience:
- Minimum bachelor's degree or equivalent training in business management.
- Minimum five years of supervisory experience.
- Knowledge of textile machinery industry (parts, services, etc.)
- Target-oriented, results-oriented, and highly self-motivated by challenges.
- Leadership and team building skills.
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in supply chain project manager jobs.
- Five or more years of supply chain or operations project management experience
- PMP, CAPM, or equivalent project management certification
- Proficiency with ERP systems such as SAP, Oracle, or similar platforms
- Experience managing cross-functional projects across procurement, logistics, and manufacturing
- Strong working knowledge of supply chain planning tools and WMS or TMS platforms
- Bachelor's degree in supply chain management, industrial engineering, business, or a related field
Tips for Your Supply Chain Project Manager Job Search
Quantify every project outcome you led
Hiring managers for supply chain project manager roles want to see scope and results, not just responsibilities. Replace vague bullets with specifics: lead time reduced, cost savings achieved, number of suppliers onboarded, or SKUs migrated during a system implementation.
Highlight your methodology and tools together
Job postings for this role almost always pair a methodology requirement with a tool requirement. If you list PMP or Agile on your resume, name the platform you delivered it in too, whether that's an ERP, TMS, WMS, or project tracking software.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists supply chain project manager openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Filter postings by initiative type, not just title
Many supply chain project manager openings are buried under titles like 'operations program manager' or 'logistics transformation lead.' Search for the initiative you want to run, such as ERP implementation, network consolidation, or S&OP redesign, to surface relevant postings your competitors miss.
Prepare a cross-functional stakeholder story
Interviewers for this role almost always ask how you managed competing priorities across procurement, operations, finance, and IT. Walk in with a specific example where you resolved a cross-functional conflict and kept a project on schedule, not a general answer about collaboration style.
Negotiate scope alongside compensation
Before accepting an offer, clarify the project portfolio size, your authority to make vendor decisions, and whether the role owns budget or just tracks it. These factors define your day-to-day leverage and your resume's next bullet, so they're worth discussing before you sign.
Supply Chain Project Manager Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most supply chain project managers?
Amazon, Fastenal, and Tesla are hiring the most supply chain project managers right now, with openings concentrated in California, Texas, and Washington, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Demand tends to be highest at manufacturers, large retailers, and third-party logistics providers running active ERP or network transformation programs.
How many supply chain project manager jobs are remote?
About 48% of supply chain project manager openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, with remote availability more common in roles focused on systems implementation, S&OP program management, and procurement transformation than in roles that require regular plant or warehouse presence.
How do you become a supply chain project manager?
Start by building hands-on supply chain experience in roles like logistics coordinator, purchasing analyst, or operations associate, then move into project coordination on cross-functional initiatives. Earning a PMP or CAPM credential strengthens your candidacy significantly. Most hiring managers want to see that you've owned a project end-to-end, so volunteer for lead roles on internal improvement efforts before making the transition.
Can you get a supply chain project manager job with limited experience?
Yes, especially if you can show ownership of a specific project outcome, even a small one. Candidates who have led a process improvement effort, coordinated a supplier transition, or managed a software rollout in a junior role often qualify for associate or entry-level supply chain project manager positions. A relevant certification and familiarity with an ERP or project management tool help close the experience gap.
What does the supply chain project manager interview process look like?
Most processes include a recruiter screen focused on your background and certification status, followed by a hiring manager interview covering a specific project you led from initiation to close, then a panel round with cross-functional stakeholders from procurement, operations, or IT. Some companies add a case study or project plan exercise. Expect behavioral questions about managing scope changes, executive escalations, and vendor delays.
Where can I find and apply to supply chain project manager jobs?
You can find and apply to supply chain project manager jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States. Search for roles that match your industry background, methodology experience, and target location, then apply directly to each listing that fits.
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