Supply Chain Manager

The Supply Chain Manager – Electrical will work closely with Procurement, Development, Design, Construction, OEM partners, Integrators, Trade Contractors, Commissioning teams, White Space Fit-Out teams, and Operations to proactively identify risks, drive accountability across external partners, and ensure electrical infrastructure is available when and where it is required.

• Lead execution of electrical OFCI equipment programs across the project portfolio.
• Maintain visibility into equipment demand, sourcing activities, manufacturing schedules, and delivery commitments.
• Coordinate equipment planning activities with Procurement, Development, Design, and Construction teams.
• Support the development and execution of portfolio-level delivery strategies for critical electrical infrastructure.
• Serve as the primary business contact for electrical OEMs, manufacturers, suppliers, and integrators.
• Monitor performance against contractual commitments, project schedules, and manufacturing milestones.
• Lead supplier and Integrator performance discussions, issue resolution activities, and recovery planning efforts.
• Drive accountability across external partners to ensure successful project execution.

• Maintain visibility in manufacturing schedules, production milestones, and equipment readiness activities.
• Track equipment status through fabrication, assembly, testing, integration, logistics, and project delivery.
• Identify production constraints and develop mitigation plans before project milestones are impacted.
• Provide leadership with timely and accurate visibility into schedule risks and delivery performance.

• Coordinate Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) and Factory Witness Testing (FWT) activities.
• Ensure equipment testing activities align with project schedules and commissioning objectives.
• Support issue management, corrective action planning, and quality related recovery activities.
• Verify testing documentation and readiness requirements prior to shipment.

• Coordinate equipment readiness activities supporting commissioning schedules.
• Partner with Commissioning teams, Integrators, and Operations to support turnover readiness.
• Ensure electrical OFCI equipment packages are fully integrated, documented, tested, and prepared for operational handoff.
• Support close-out activities and transition into Operations.
• Maintain visibility into manufacturing, integration, logistics, schedule, and delivery risks.
• Develop and maintain mitigation plans for identified supply chain constraints.
• Provide regular status reporting and executive level visibility into equipment readiness and project risks.
• Escalate design, construction, critical supplier, integrator, manufacturing, or logistics challenges as required.

• Establish strong working relationships across Design, Development, Construction, Procurement, OEM partners, Integrators, Suppliers, Trade Contractors, Commissioning, White Space Fit-Out, and Operations teams.
• Act as a central coordination point between internal stakeholders and external delivery partners.
• Facilitate alignment around project priorities, schedules, risks, and readiness activities.
• Support the development and deployment of AI-enabled analytics, workflow automation, and reporting capabilities designed to improve forecasting accuracy, increase supply chain visibility, accelerate risk identification, and support data-driven decision making.
• Drive continuous improvement initiatives intended to enhance manufacturing visibility, delivery performance, integrator coordination, and portfolio readiness.
• Leverage reporting tools and analytics platforms to improve transparency and decision-making across the supply chain function.

• Switchgear
• Medium Voltage Equipment
• Power Distribution Units (PDUs)
• Integrated Electrical Skids
• Modular Power Infrastructure Assemblies

• Manufacturing schedule adherence
• Supplier and Integrator performance
• Reduction of supply chain schedule impacts
• Operational turnover readiness

• Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain Management, Engineering, Construction Management, Business, or a related field.
• 8+ years of progressive experience in supply chain, procurement, vendor management, project delivery, construction, commissioning, or related disciplines.
• Minimum 5 years supporting mission critical infrastructure, data center, industrial, utility, semiconductor, manufacturing, or similarly complex construction programs.
• Demonstrated experience managing OFCI equipment through procurement, manufacturing, testing, logistics, delivery, installation, and turnover.
• Experience working directly with manufacturers, suppliers, integrators, and third-party service providers.