Supply Chain Manager

We're hiring a Supply Chain Manager in Seattle to turn messy operational data into the kind of clarity executives actually act on. The structure is built for growth: $125,000 - $196,000 now, business ownership soon, and a Target ladder that keeps adding rungs.

• Draft the business case that gets a deeply technical initiative funded past committee
• Turn a mission-soaked board mandate into work the business team can start Monday
• Decide which Seattle accounts get the white-glove treatment and why
• Flag the assumption in the plan that everything else quietly rests on
• Reallocate spend toward whatever business channel is actually working
• Decide what a manager role should own and where the seams go
• Facilitate cross-departmental projects from kickoff through delivery

• Demonstrated knack for making the learning-obsessed feel manageable
• The judgment to say no to good ideas at the wrong time
• At least 7 years building expertise within the business space
• Judgment seasoned by at least 8 years of real consequences
• Comfortable owning projects from concept through delivery

Target is less a vendor and more a scrappy-but-steady Seattle, WA workshop where Demand Forecasting and Last Mile Delivery get the attention they deserve. At Target feedback has a short half-life, delivered close to the moment it can still help.

Expect $125,000 - $196,000, yes, but also expect the kind of benefits and remote flexibility that make Mondays in Seattle feel lighter.

We are growing the Target team in WA and adding this position immediately.