Data Center Mechanical Supply Chain Manager

Related Digital

Dallas (TX)

On-site

USD 120,000 - 160,000

Full time

14 days+

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Job summary

Related Digital is seeking a Supply Chain Manager – Mechanical to lead OFCI equipment planning, execution, and delivery assurance for its data center portfolio. You will own end-to-end supply chain activities across demand, manufacturing progress, logistics readiness, and vendor performance, ensuring safe and reliable delivery aligned with project objectives.

You will collaborate with Procurement, Development, Design, Construction, OEM partners, integrators, and operations to mitigate risks,

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain Management, Engineering, Construction Management, Business, or 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.
Experience operating in high growth environments requiring scalable processes, systems, and operating models.
Demonstrated ability to leverage AI, LLMs, workflow automation, and advanced analytics to improve forecasting accuracy, increase operational efficiency, and support data-driven decision making.
Strong communication, leadership, and relationship management skills.

Responsibilities

Lead execution of mechanical 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 mechanical infrastructure.
Serve as the primary business contact for mechanical OEMs, manufacturers, suppliers, and integrators.
Monitor performance against contractual commitments, project schedules, and manufacturing milestones.
Lead supplier and integrator discussions, issue resolution, and recovery planning.
Provide leadership with timely visibility into schedule risks and delivery performance.