Mid Level Supply Chain Specialist Jobs
Mid level supply chain specialist jobs go to professionals ready to own procurement cycles, vendor relationships, and process improvement initiatives with limited day-to-day oversight. Openings cover on-site, remote, and hybrid settings across Healthcare & Medical Services, Consulting & Professional Services, and Biotechnology & Pharmaceuticals, with Amazon, Ryder System, and Cardinal Health hiring at this level now.
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Location: Syracuse, NY
Category: Adjunct Faculty
Job Type: Part Time - 10 Months
Posted On: Mon Sep 28 2026
Job Description:
Onondaga Community College in Syracuse, NY, is accepting applications for an adjunct instructor in our Business Administration program to teach classes in Supply Chain Management 150, 210, and 215:
SCM-150 Introduction to Supply Chain Management (Fall/Spring offering): Supply Chain Management is designed to introduce students to the planning and organizing activities involved in the upstream and downstream elements of a sourcing and delivery system. Specific topics include procurement, capacity planning, production operations, distribution, delivery, quality, and customer service. The course emphasizes the communication, collaboration, and integration of activities among all components of a supply chain.
SCM-210 Introduction to Warehouse Management (Fall/Spring offering): Students in this course will gain an oversight into warehousing operations, including receiving, storing, tracking, workload planning, shipping of materials, staffing, and training/development of employees. Students will learn the complexities of both inbound and outbound logistics within a supply chain and learn the critical role that software systems play in the movement of materials. Prerequisite: SCM 150. These courses are taught on campus face-to-face.
SCM-215 Logistics (Fall & Spring offering): Logistics is the capstone course in the Supply Chain Management Program, and it builds upon the foundational concepts introduced in SCM 150 (Supply Chain Management) and SCM 210 (Intro to Warehouse Management). This course focuses on the strategic and operational aspects of logistics, including transportation systems, inventory management, warehousing, and distribution networks. Students will apply their knowledge from prior Supply Chain Management courses to analyze and solve real-world logistical challenges through case studies, simulations, and a comprehensive logistics research project. Emphasis is placed on integrating logistics processes within the broader supply chain to enhance efficiency, customer satisfaction, and sustainability. Prerequisite(s): SCM 150 and SCM 210.
These sections are taught on main campus with face-to-face instruction.
Adjunct Instructors are responsible for all aspects of preparation, instruction, and classroom management. These include but are not limited to: learning management system (LMS) integration and maintenance, instruction and content delivery, preparing and grading assignments and exams, timely responses to student inquiries, and assessing student performance relative to standardized learning objectives.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
- MBA or MS in Supply Chain Management from a regionally accredited college, university or foreign equivalency.
- 5 years of experience in the Supply Chain Management Industry
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS
- Experience with D2L Brightspace or comparable LMS.
- Prior college-level teaching experience in Supply Chain Management.
- Bilingual in English and Spanish. English and another language will be considered.
Additional Information:
Adjunct rate of pay for the 26/27 academic year is $1,527/credit hour. Classes will be assigned on an as needed basis dependent upon enrollment.
Adjuncts are eligible to participate in the NYS Teacher's Retirement System.
Courses can be scheduled in the evening or during the day. Preferred courses scheduled during the day. However, courses can be scheduled in the evening.
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Mid Level Supply Chain Specialist Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a mid level supply chain specialist job?
Position yourself around ownership, not just task completion. Highlight specific projects you led end to end, vendors you managed independently, and process changes you drove with measurable results. Tailor your resume to show you have operated beyond a support role, and make sure your application reflects the systems and tools the job posting calls out directly.
Which companies hire mid level supply chain specialists?
Companies hiring mid level supply chain specialists right now include Amazon, Ryder System, and Cardinal Health, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. Hiring at this level comes from manufacturers, retailers, logistics providers, and consumer goods companies that need professionals who can manage supplier relationships and coordinate cross-functional operations without constant supervision.
Are there remote mid level supply chain specialist jobs?
Yes, though availability varies by function. About 15% of mid level supply chain specialist openings are remote or hybrid as of September 2026, with the strongest remote presence in procurement coordination, demand planning, and analytics-heavy roles where hands-on warehouse or supplier-site presence is not required daily.
How do I move up to a mid level supply chain specialist role?
The path from entry level to mid level requires building depth beyond transactional tasks. Focus on taking ownership of a specific function, such as a supplier category or a forecasting process, completing projects with clear outcomes, and developing working relationships across procurement, logistics, and operations teams. Measurable impact, like cost reductions or on-time delivery improvements you can quantify, signals readiness for mid level responsibilities.
Which industries hire the most mid level supply chain specialists?
Mid Level supply chain specialist roles concentrate in Healthcare & Medical Services, Consulting & Professional Services, and Biotechnology & Pharmaceuticals, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. These sectors drive hiring at this level because they operate complex, multi-tier supplier networks that require experienced professionals to manage vendor performance, coordinate inventory, and support operational continuity independently.