Senior Supply Chain Manager

Senior Supply Chain Manager

About Alveo

Alveo is leading a transformation and evolution in global pathogen detection and diagnostics with a proprietary platform that changes the way all manner of pathogens and infectious diseases are detected and managed. The company’s globally patented pathogen identification and diagnostic platform uses cutting‑edge molecular testing and cloud‑based data analytics to rapidly identify and diagnose a broad range of pathogens in people, animals, crops, and environmental systems.

Alveo’s agile and dynamic diagnostic platform can be adapted to detect a wide range of fungal, bacterial, and viral pathogens that threaten people, animals, food supplies, and water, which impact public health. Access to highly accurate, real‑time, geo‑located pathogen identification at the Point‑of‑Need (PoN) is transforming the way the world identifies, communicates, and addresses everything from livestock health and global pandemics, to crop yields and water quality.

Alveo empowers the world to Know Sooner, Act Faster™.

Alveo Technologies is seeking a Senior Supply Chain Manager to own and lead the end‑to‑end supply chain function in a growing, regulated manufacturing environment. This is a senior, hands‑on individual contributor role responsible for ensuring uninterrupted supply, optimizing cash flow and total cost of ownership, and building strong supplier partnerships across domestic and offshore sources.

The Supply Chain Manager will operate as a player‑coach, directly executing all production planning and purchasing while serving as a strategic partner for New Product Introduction (NPI). This role works closely with Manufacturing, Engineering, Quality, and Finance to align supply chain strategy with business objectives, ensuring a seamless and cost‑effective transition from development to captive manufacturing.

The Supply Chain Manager reports to the VP of Operations and serves as the senior, cross‑functional leader responsible for directly executing and optimizing all purchasing, planning, inventory, and logistics activities across the organization.

As the primary point of accountability for overall supply chain performance, this role ensures alignment across functions, sets priorities, and resolves tradeoffs to drive consistent execution against cost, service, quality, and inventory objectives.

The Supply Chain Manager operates as a player‑coach, providing functional direction and escalation support while remaining hands‑on with daily execution, supplier strategy, cost management, and system discipline. This role partners closely with Manufacturing, Engineering, Quality, and Finance to ensure the supply chain supports both current operations and New Product Introduction (NPI) within a regulated manufacturing environment.

• Directly own and execute the end‑to‑end supply chain function, including production‑level sourcing, purchasing, and planning.
• Lead the Supply Chain NPI process, partnering with Engineering to manage prototype sourcing and ensure a seamless transition of BOMs from the PLM into Net Suite.
• Run internal production planning and resource coordination, synchronizing manufacturing activities (including formulations, cartridge manufacturing, and packout) while aligning closely with QA and QC workflows.
• Prioritize production and development schedules based on revenue generation targets and project timelines, while accounting for constraints in materials, labor/resources, and equipment availability.
• Develop and implement supply chain strategies and processes to improve efficiency, cash flow optimization, and operational scalability.
• Directly execute all procurement activities, including sourcing strategy, RFQs, supplier selection, and contract negotiation.
• Manage both domestic and offshore suppliers and contract manufacturing partners (EU and Asia), focusing on critical materials for both production and development needs.
• Proactively manage product costs through a Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) lens, identifying cost‑reduction opportunities and analyzing key drivers.
• Manage “wet” raw materials (e.g., enzymes, reagents) along with hardware, plastics, and…