Enterprise Recruitment Ltd
Supply Chain Manager

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Supply Chain Manager: World Leading Engineering Projects
Location: Harwell – Oxfordshire (4 days onsite)
A business at the forefront of advanced space communications technology, you’ll be joining a team of highly skilled engineers and professionals, during a time of significant growth and a pipeline of major projects; one of the global leaders within the space sector.
This is a rare opportunity to join a business investing heavily in advanced technology. You’ll be at the forefront of the supply chain and procurement function, ensuring the business has a robust, resilient and commercially effective supply chain, capable to deal not only with current programmes, but also future growth.
Role Overview:
Reporting into the operational director, this role is a mixture of leadership and strategic supply chain development, where you’ll manage a team of buyers and will be required to work alongside engineering, quality, finance and operations. You’ll be expected to develop a clear SC roadmap and operating model, provide advice to senior leadership figures and manage the UK procurement function, often acting as the supply chain representative for the business externally.
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With over 50 years of industry experience and ambitious growth plans for the future, you’ll be joining a business with over 4000 experts globally, who are creating fantastic opportunities for engineers to develop their careers within a technically challenging and rewarding environment.
What Are We Looking For?
- Significant Supply Chain/Procurement Leadership and Management Experience
- Industry Experience within a highly regulated engineering environment, e.g.: space, aerospace, automotive, defense etc.
- Proven Experience managing and developing procurement/supply chain teams, working at both an operational and strategic level
- Experience with ERP/MRP Systems, Supply Chain Data, and KPI Development
- Procurement Qualifications: CIPS, MCIPS, CIPS Level 6, etc.


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