Supply Chain Risk Lead — Dependencies & Resilience

Meraki Talent; Manchester; Hybrid; GBP 92,000 - 148,000; Part time

Job summary

Meraki Talent are supporting a well known financial services organisation in Manchester for an experienced Supply Chain Risk Project Lead. The role focuses on developing strategic approaches to understanding and managing supplier dependencies and wider supply-chain risk.

You will work with internal stakeholders to design risk assessment methodologies, define requirements for a scalable, long-term solution, and lead pilots to embed the new framework.

Qualifications

• Experience in Supply Chain Risk and Third-Party Risk, ideally within financial services.
• Strong understanding of supplier dependencies, critical suppliers and wider supply-chain risk.
• Experience translating complex data and risk information into actionable insight and decision-making.
• Experience with dependency mapping or risk analytics solutions.

Responsibilities

• Lead projects focused on Supply Chain Risk and supplier dependency.
• Develop risk assessment methodologies, frameworks and operating models.
• Assess supplier dependencies, critical suppliers, common points of failure and wider supply-chain exposure.
• Develop risk indicators and decision-support tools to support effective risk-based decision making.
• Assess dependencies across products, services, technologies, geographies and critical business processes.

Skills

Supply Chain Risk

Third-Party Risk

Operational Resilience

Supplier Risk

Outsourcing

Dependency Mapping

Risk Analytics

Stakeholder Engagement

Job description

Meraki Talent are supporting a well known financial services organisation in Manchester for an experienced Supply Chain Risk Project Lead. The role focuses on developing strategic approaches to understanding and managing supplier dependencies and wider supply-chain risk.

You will work with internal stakeholders to design risk assessment methodologies, define requirements for a scalable, long-term solution, and lead pilots to embed the new framework.