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Supply Chain Manager
  • Pittsburgh, PA
  • onsite
  • Permanent / Full Time
  • 100000 - 113000 USD / Yearly
  • We are looking for a Supply Chain Manager to strengthen inventory performance across branch locations in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. This position works closely with operations, sales, procurement, and supply chain leaders to align stock levels with customer demand, improve replenishment decisions, and reduce slow-moving or obsolete material. The role combines analytical review with cross-functional coordination to support daily inventory activities as well as special business initiatives.<br><br>Responsibilities:<br>• Guide inventory planning across assigned branches and districts to help maintain the right product availability while limiting excess stock.<br>• Evaluate demand patterns, replenishment settings, field input, and performance trends to recommend practical inventory actions.<br>• Partner with operations, sales, procurement, and buying teams to support service commitments and improve stocking decisions.<br>• Monitor branch-level inventory health through reporting and data analysis, identifying gaps and opportunities for correction.<br>• Support recurring inventory processes along with project-driven needs such as new customer launches, event-driven demand, backlog reviews, and stock versus nonstock evaluations.<br>• Drive consistent inventory practices across multiple locations by promoting standard procedures and continuous improvement efforts.<br>• Investigate root causes behind inventory imbalances and develop corrective action plans with key stakeholders.<br>• Present findings, recommendations, and action plans clearly to peers and leadership to support informed business decisions.
  • 2026-10-15T00:00:00Z